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Three Things I Wish I'd Known As a Beginner Pole Dancer

Three Things I Wish I'd Known As a Beginner Pole Dancer

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In this episode of Science of Slink, Dr. Rosy Boa shares vital lessons she wishes she had learned earlier in her 14-year pole dancing journey. Covering exercise science fundamentals, recognizing when a space isn’t right for you, and the perils of diet culture and disordered eating, Dr. Boa offers practical advice and reflections aimed at helping fellow pole dancers avoid common pitfalls. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of a healthy relationship with food and the benefits of understanding exercise science principles. Dr. Boa encourages listeners to contribute their own lessons and insights while promoting her online pole studio for further learning and community support.


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Citation for perfectionism & orthorexia: Oberle CD, Samaghabadi RO, Hughes EM. Orthorexia nervosa: Assessment and correlates with gender, BMI, and personality. Appetite. 2017 Jan 1;108:303-310. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2016.10.021. Epub 2016 Oct 15. PMID: 27756637.


Timestamps00:00 Welcome to Science of Slink

00:57 My Pole Dancing Journey Begins

02:06 Discovering Exercise Science

05:29 Finding the Right Space for You

08:57 Understanding Diet Culture and Disordered Eating

13:31 Final Thoughts and Advice

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