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!)Anyone have good tips on how to deal with burns and skin tears? http://pole-dancing-adventures.blogspot.com/2012/07/resistance-is-futile.html?m=1 View high resolution

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!)

Anyone have good tips on how to deal with burns and skin tears?


http://pole-dancing-adventures.blogspot.com/2012/07/resistance-is-futile.html?m=1

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  1. jamesphillimoresumbrella reblogged this from misspole and added:
    Ha. I tried this after the scrape on my foot got pretty bad after being rained and splashed on during the commute home...
  2. brittanybangs reblogged this from misspole and added:
    I remember this too!! For pole burns I always use Polysporin formulated for burns with a numbing agent. I slather it all...
  3. sariafenix reblogged this from misspole and added:
    I have a permanent blister between the middle and ring fingers of my stronger hand. I remember I tried to cover it up...
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