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Pole Anatomy - pole invert: the muscles, anatomy and biomechanics of pole! 

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THIS. IS. AWESOMMMME! The team at Muscle and Motion have helped me create this brand new anatomical breakdown of the pole invert and I LOVE it!
You may have noticed I went a little invert-crazy on the blog recently - and what better way to end my invert blog marathon than with this visual cherry on top of the invert cake?!
We covered invert anatomy, off the pole exercises for the invert, straight-leg invert problem solving, the reasons you can’t get a clean leg hang from your chopper- and more!
Go check out the blog if you missed any of it! I promise I’m done ranting about pole inverts (for now at least). I’m already planning my next blog-a-thon! If you have topics you’d like me to cover, please feel free to message me back and let me know!
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@rushplusperfection3161
@rushplusperfection3161 3 года назад
This is EXACTLY what I'm looking for! I'm trying to make a gym workout routine and trying to find out EXACTLY what muscles I need to work on has been so hard! Thank you!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Yay! So glad it helped! :)
@syzygy4365
@syzygy4365 6 месяцев назад
I'm breaking my old bad habit of kicking off into my invert. I'm way too rusty to not fix those. Lol So far I can invert properly on my dominant on the dominant side and fixing something weird happening on the otherside. My left knee and left hip flexer aren't synchronized at all. 😂
@trinitywave
@trinitywave 2 года назад
WOW, I love whoever made the muscle skeletal animation for this video!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Thank you Trinity! This one was created by a company called Muscle and Motion. 🙌
@DelaG29
@DelaG29 4 года назад
Thank you for this! I just realized I need to engage my back more when upside down!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Yaaay! Glad it helped! :)
@vega1349
@vega1349 Год назад
Never realized I needed to engage those lats! Thank you.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT Год назад
Glad it was useful! :) x
@krystler7703
@krystler7703 4 года назад
This video is all the things pole nerds dream of! 🤓 I love it! Also, I don't know if you remember my comment from a prior video, but my boyfriend ended up buying me your book for my birthday!!! I'm waiting on it to arrive, but I'm so excited!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Aw yay! I remember! Whoop! Thanks boyfriend! 😘 Happy birthday and hope it arrives soon! 😍🎉
@Lovekarunai
@Lovekarunai 5 месяцев назад
I'm super loving it
@musicheals5705
@musicheals5705 2 года назад
I've studied human anatomy & physiology. This helps me a lot to figure out where I'm doing wrong and which muscles I'm not engaging. I found that my form is a little off when I video record my choppers. I can understand moves better when explained to me like this, or at least verbally tell me which muscles to engage to get proper form.
@MsBibiMuneca
@MsBibiMuneca Год назад
Omg!!!! I love this channel! I showed my husband he said this is so cool to see the anatomy at work! I'm subscriber now!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT Год назад
Thank you SO MUCH! ❤
@Lelalovelee
@Lelalovelee 4 года назад
I love your books and videos. I re-publish to my students all the time.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Hi Holly, awww thank you SO MUCH for following, sharing and reaching out to comment and let me know! I really appreciate it. 🙏
@GabriellaMarieTherapist
@GabriellaMarieTherapist 6 месяцев назад
This is literally the coolest channel.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 месяца назад
Aww thank you! :)
@jujuju111111
@jujuju111111 4 года назад
Shoked with the quality of your videos. Thank you very much. I feel inspired to study about pole by your work. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼From a Brazilian training pole in France.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Ah so kind, thank you so much! 🥰
@racheljauquier6233
@racheljauquier6233 Год назад
Merci enfin une vidéo explicite et bien détaillée pour expliquer une figure de pôle dance, le fait d'avoir mis un corps de squelette nous montrant les muscles et l'ossature de l'être humain m'a permise de comprendre exactement quelles muscles utiliser pour y arriver pourtant je ne parle pas anglais mais vous avez gérer avec cette vidéo. Non seulement j'ai appris ma première figure mais en plus je l'ai comprise merci pour ça 👍😊😊Si chaque pôleuse penserai comme ça elles seraient 💵(humour) 🙏🫶💪👍
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT Год назад
Haha! Yes! 😅Ahhh merci beaucoup ! 😘😘
@mirelahelinger3827
@mirelahelinger3827 4 года назад
Amazing!! ..and I love your book , it is such a great companion during workouts, wonderful ❤️
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Thank you so much Mirela! I'm so happy it's useful! 💪💪
@HelloTruDee
@HelloTruDee 3 года назад
I love science! Thank you for this because I needed to understand the muscles being used.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Glad it was helpful! :)
@MrKitagurl
@MrKitagurl 3 месяца назад
Wow this is such a great video.
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much! 💗
@ananascarpenter
@ananascarpenter Год назад
Woooow this is sooo cool to see and very interesting! Thank you for sharing!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT Год назад
Thank you so much! :)
@officialDaiMona
@officialDaiMona 2 года назад
Thank you !!! I could not understand for the life of me what I was doing wrong . Subscribeddd !!!!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Thank you! ❤
@Selynn88
@Selynn88 4 года назад
Excellent explanation! I bough your book a few months ago and I must say is every polers' dream. Love your content, very precise and well structured. Thank you ❤️
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Aw yay! Thank you so much for buying my book - and for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate your kind words 🥰 - and I'm so glad the content is useful, thank you! 🙏🤓💪
@cynthiamorgan5222
@cynthiamorgan5222 2 года назад
Wow you broke it down, and gave us a visual details of the muscles, thank you that was awesome.👍
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Thank you for watching! 🤗
@cynthiamorgan5222
@cynthiamorgan5222 2 года назад
You're welcome
@tonntonns16
@tonntonns16 3 года назад
I LOVE videos like this!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Thank you!
@geewhiz8302
@geewhiz8302 Год назад
Ive been searching if pole training can improve your tibialis anterior because I just noticed that mine is looking quite scrumptious. 🤣🤣 Not exactly sure how I got here but I’m happy to be here. Lol! I love this!! I sometimes get frustrated when the instructor can’t tell me what muscle I should be focusing on. This is everything! Subscribing & buying your book ASAP! Thanks! 💜💜💜
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT Год назад
Yay! Thank you so much! 💜My tibialis anterior is pretty scrumptious too, haha. I guess it depends what moves you're training. Keep an eye how much you're dorsi-flexing the foot - that might give you some clues. Maybe you're doing a lot of that, though we tend to do more of the opposite (pointing the feet) in pole. 💪
@geewhiz8302
@geewhiz8302 Год назад
@@ThePolePT ahhhh..makes sense. My instructor is always shouting “Point your toes hot girls!” She’s usually talking to me😂😂😂😂 I’ll keep an eye out now. Thanks so much!
@itsurdestineetowatch
@itsurdestineetowatch 4 года назад
YES!!!! I can't believe I'm just finding this
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Welcome! Thank you! x
@christinewegner8720
@christinewegner8720 3 года назад
Oh wow I love this!
@luizasaraiva1916
@luizasaraiva1916 3 года назад
you are amazing!! thank you so much for this, its so hard to find stuff about biomechanics and anatomy of pole
@ingridpostai5829
@ingridpostai5829 3 года назад
I seriously adore this video ♥
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Thank you so much!
@simplychi9418
@simplychi9418 3 года назад
I freaking love this!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Thank you so much! ❤
@nataschahamm9075
@nataschahamm9075 3 месяца назад
Thank you ❤
@alee9461
@alee9461 Год назад
great!!!
@missrave9440
@missrave9440 3 года назад
Wow ,that's amazing
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Thank you! ❤
@CarolinaBarreiroCancela
@CarolinaBarreiroCancela 4 года назад
Amazing breakdown!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Thank you! :) x
@s-eyesel
@s-eyesel 10 месяцев назад
Awesome ❤
@kaylanicole3612
@kaylanicole3612 2 года назад
i appreciate this
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Thank you so much! :)
@sinamen516
@sinamen516 3 года назад
Choppers, straddles, and v annoys me. My hamstrings are sooooo dog on tight, this move is hard for me. I can only do a regular invert right now smh. At 40 plus I'm not sure how much I can losen them. Thank you for helping me to understand the mechanics, new subbie!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 3 года назад
Thank you so much! Yeah, tight hammies make the chopper more challenging, for sure! But you definitely can still improve your hamstring mobility with the right approach to your training, though. I'm 40 next year so I know it most certainly feels tougher than it did when we were younger (definitely not as bounce-back-able as I once was haha!), but I have clients in their 60's who, with the right training and the right mindset, prove that age really shouldn't hold us back. They inspire the crap out of me! 😊
@sinamen516
@sinamen516 3 года назад
@@ThePolePT thanks for the inspiration!😊 You are correct, the bounce back is slow I try to easier these days minus my workouts. I'll continue to add in flexibility into my routine!
@scaniadiaz5769
@scaniadiaz5769 2 года назад
Agregaría,, la ubicación de la,mirada siempre hacia el ombligo, para,generar mayor estabilidad.
@lucillemorgan7870
@lucillemorgan7870 2 года назад
What happens if you have weak muscles everywhere - back, hips, hamstrings etc.?
@turquoiseflourish4498
@turquoiseflourish4498 4 года назад
Love it :-)
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Thank you! 😘
@Izzybella89
@Izzybella89 2 года назад
This was really helpful! I've been having an issue with pain slightly down and behind my armpit when coming down from a chopper, and I'm not sure what exercises I should be doing to strengthen these muscles to help protect. I had a small tear in the middle of my subscapularis and I did PT for it, but i'm not sure if there's more to it as I still have a nagging dull pain (like I constantly want to stretch it).
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Hi Izzy, apologies for the delayed response! I'm glad the video was useful but I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing pain like that. I wouldn't want to speculate on what might be causing that - it could be referred pain from elsewhere and may or may not be related to your previous injury. It's always best to have these things checked with a physio. If you'd like to book in with our in-physio, Georgina, for an online appointment, I'm sure she'd be happy to investigate this a bit further and help you get to the bottom of it. ❤ Here is her booking link if you'd like more info: www.thepoleco.com/book-physiotherapy
@lyubimaslivkova5362
@lyubimaslivkova5362 8 месяцев назад
I was recently diagnosed with hip dysplasia after experiencing hip pain for the first time, probably aggravated by my pole training. The doctor was a sports orthopedic, but I don't think he had much of an idea about pole in particular. I know that I should avoid running, jumping and ball sports, he said that splits etc are off limits. When it comes to other moves/poses essential to pole I'm having a hard time figuring out what I should better NOT be doing. I have a feeling that straight leg aerial inverts might not be a good idea, but what about inverting with bent knees? Does anyone have any knowledge about / experience with this? Are there any resources online? I'm at a point in my journey where pole has become such an important part of my life that giving it up terrifies me, so I hope I can find a way to modify my training to be able to do as much as I can without causing damage to my hips (although I will be mourning my splits and movements requiring hip flexibility for a while 😢). All help & advice is highly appreciated!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 6 месяцев назад
Apologies for the really slow response! I hope you've been able to figure out a way forwards to manage your pole training around your diagnosis. Pole is definitely a little misunderstood by those outside the pole community! If you can, I'd recommend finding a clinician who understands what we do in pole so they can help give you that more personalised guidance you need. I'm not sure where in the world you are but The Circus Doc has this list of clinicians (US and globally) who work with circus artists - some of them are pole specific and some work more generally with aerialists. That might be a good place to start! ❤www.thecircusdoc.com/resources/circus-pts/
@renaysha0506
@renaysha0506 4 года назад
This is really cool! Such a great breakdown and so informative! I realize that I'm not retracting my scapular for inverts. Curious to know: does the scapular retracts when you tuck your legs or should you only retract it when you tilt to an invert and straddle? Should the scapular start to retract from the beginning (a tuck)?
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Hi Ren, so sorry for the delayed response! I only just saw this comment! The upper/mid back should be engaged right from the start of the movement - though at that point you aren't actually moving the scapular towards each other (retraction), just engaging the upper back and shoulders - the shoulder blades stay in a more neutral position than retracted, if that makes sense! It's a subtle difference and it does 'sort of' feel like retraction because, especially when you are upside down, you are fighting against gravity to resist protracting the shoulder blades away from each other. Does that answer your question? 🤔 x
@renaysha0506
@renaysha0506 4 года назад
@@ThePolePT yes it does! Thank you for responding!
@facesxy
@facesxy 4 года назад
I have the problem with the rounded back and it's horrible. Looks bad and can cause injuries :/ It's probably because I've always struggled with my posture.
@gabbym6192
@gabbym6192 2 года назад
I am working towards engaging the back more but I still fall into the habit of rounding it out and it drives me crazy. What are some cues to gain better control of those lats? Any conditioning I can do to get used to that engagement ??
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Hi Gabby, well done to you for working on this. It ain't easy, that's for sure! A cue that can work well for this while practicing the skill itself is to think about keeping your chest lifted - or 'collar bones broad'. 🙌 For conditioning/strength training for this... on the pole, you can deload the position by using a stability ball like this www.thepolept.com/strength-for-pole/how-to-do-the-stability-ball-chopper/ to practice and train that engagement in the actual movement. That's one of my faves! :) Off the pole, horizontal pulling movements like bent over rows or TRX pulls are gonna be your friend for this one. If you want some more structure and accountability to work through the strength and conditioning for it, I have an online No Kick Invert programme that you might like! You can check that out here: www.thepolept.com/product/8-week-programme-no-kick-invert/ Keep at it! Neo x
@mollywilkes4565
@mollywilkes4565 10 месяцев назад
I'm really struggling with my.legs straightening out and maintaining it, any advice on what it could be and how to work on it?
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 10 месяцев назад
Hey Molly, thank you so much for watching! It's hard to say without seeing what's going on as it could be any one of the areas covered in the video - everything has to work and co-ordinate together to make it happen. Often people tend to try straighten the legs too soon, which could be the problem you're having. I have a couple of more recent videos on this which might help you figure this out too! Short (90 second summary): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SW6h2LngP3E.html Longer (18 minute deeper dive): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YtqfKwWWmx0.html Good luck with it! I know it's soooo frustrating being stuck at that point, but you'll get through it! 💪
@mollywilkes4565
@mollywilkes4565 10 месяцев назад
@@ThePolePT legend! Thank you for replying! Think it's hamstring related 😂 will totally check out these videos!
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 10 месяцев назад
@@mollywilkes4565 Yeah, it could be tight hamstrings if you're getting the movement (the tip back) nailed and it's literally just the leg extention that you're struggling with! If that's the case, working on hamstring flexibility and hip flexor strength might be the key! :)
@lesheawhite1870
@lesheawhite1870 8 месяцев назад
Im trying a pole class soon. I do lyra already. Do you think lyra will help
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 6 месяцев назад
Hey, so sorry for the slow response! Hope the class went well! I think your experience with Lyra will put you in a good place for learning pole - lots of the skills are transferable/similar, but the apparatus is sooo different. It can take a little while to apply that strength and skill you've got from Lyra to pole, but I'm sure you'll love the new challenge it brings! 💪
@fernanda7410
@fernanda7410 2 года назад
I have a back pain in my trapezius that is killing me.... I don't know what can I do
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 2 года назад
Hi Fernanda, apologies for the delayed response. I'm really sorry to hear that. If it's a pain you are getting during/after inverting, it's something that we hear often. Quite a lot of the time it is due to overuse, lack of strength or incorrect engagement through the movement. However, I wouldn't want to speculate on what's causing it. If you'd like to book in with our physio, Georgina, for an online appointment, I'm sure she'd be able to investigate this a bit further and help you get to the bottom of it. ❤ Here is her booking link if you'd like more info: www.thepoleco.com/book-physiotherapy
@CarlosSanchez-hl8dv
@CarlosSanchez-hl8dv 4 месяца назад
Calificar
@themodernerotic1816
@themodernerotic1816 6 месяцев назад
This is Fab!
@girlmeetsboynfallsn
@girlmeetsboynfallsn 10 месяцев назад
#theswingsetWithknowseatFlipsstaircase justatweet) @bmx @mercedes #kbxx #mercysaideaze🎉
@zeinakhalem4588
@zeinakhalem4588 4 года назад
This is an awesome video!! Your invert breakdowns have always helped and this is next level. 💯💯💯
@ThePolePT
@ThePolePT 4 года назад
Thank you so much. I wanted to do this for sooooo long! I'm so glad it's helpful! 😚
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