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Ah, the good old days! I remember trying to cover my first pole related skin-tears and burns with band-aids in hope of creating a cushion between my skin and the pole, Eventually, I just learned to just deal with them, find another way to climb until they scab over and continue on with practice. (And always making sure to constantly sanitize the poles thoroughly before and after practice with alcohol!)
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I wish I could learn so bad, but noone teaches guys :(
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Ha! I hadn’t even thought to try protecting my feetsies. I was just going to admire my bruises, burns and tears (:
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polefiend said:
I have started taking to wearing sweatbands on my wrists because of how much the pole manages to tear my skin off…I look like some emo kid teenager who has been cutting herself.
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boodlesandtonicplz said:
When my superman bruise blistered (and then rebruised, that bastard) I used a bit of lidocain spray (like for bikini waxing) and moleskin which stayed on through class at least. Arnica after the blister healed, and just pushing through.
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