Pole Trick of the Month - October 2017



Birds of Paradise

This move was created by Marlo Fisken and started getting popular in 2014. It was named after a yoga pose with a similar bind of the arms. This move can be done upright or upside down. Both require amazingly open shoulders and a nice split!

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