The End (I think?)

So this has been a post I've been meaning to write for a while.

After years of fighting for an MRI on my shoulder to get to the bottom of what's causing the pain, the Drs have advised me it has come back clear. I therefore cannot continue teaching pole, the way I would want to anyway, with the risk of not knowing if I'm causing more damage to whatever it is that is going on in there!

As an instructor that always wants the best for her students, I don't feel right teaching when I can't be as involved as I would want to demonstrating and spotting for you guys.

(I will also be moving to Eastbourne at the end of the month with no suitable room for teaching private lessons.)

Those who know me know how much I love and am passionate about Pole. To have to give it up has been a hard decision but I'm always going on about looking after yourself, making sure you don't damage anything, and I would be a hypocrite if I continued teaching, even as I have been recently minimizing demonstration.

I have loved loved loved teaching pole and I wish I could teach it forever, but without being able to train myself I wouldn't be the best teacher that I think all pole students deserve.

Maybe one day in the future i'll have the opportunity and physical health to come back to teaching. But if not, thank you for being amazing to teach. And I will always keep one pole at home to have the odd sneaky spin......

Micha

xxxx