What are the most important problems faced by the united states?

[El]

also, can we appreciate that the "What are the most important problems faced by the united states?" has devolved into me trying to get someone to take pole class in Australia?

[odeon]

I've accepted it. I will start talking about the US problems in the headache thread.

[DirtDawg]

I do weekly physio in a swimming pool with a group of others with similar problems as mine. Most are my age or thereabouts, but there's also this young guy, in his early twenties. No fun to get problems so early in life.

Are you doing the warm, very warm in my book, pool therapy with flotation on your upper body and weights on your lower? Barely able to touch the pool floor or the controller inflates you flotation device. That is where I go weekly.
It helps for about an hour.
 

[odeon]

I do weekly physio in a swimming pool with a group of others with similar problems as mine. Most are my age or thereabouts, but there's also this young guy, in his early twenties. No fun to get problems so early in life.

Are you doing the warm, very warm in my book, pool therapy with flotation on your upper body and weights on your lower? Barely able to touch the pool floor or the controller inflates you flotation device. That is where I go weekly.
It helps for about an hour.
 

It's warm, yes, but there are no weights on my lower body. We do use various flotation devices, though.

[El]

I've accepted it. I will start talking about the US problems in the headache thread.

That's an appropriate place for them.

[DirtDawg]

I do weekly physio in a swimming pool with a group of others with similar problems as mine. Most are my age or thereabouts, but there's also this young guy, in his early twenties. No fun to get problems so early in life.

Are you doing the warm, very warm in my book, pool therapy with flotation on your upper body and weights on your lower? Barely able to touch the pool floor or the controller inflates you flotation device. That is where I go weekly.
It helps for about an hour.
 

It's warm, yes, but there are no weights on my lower body. We do use various flotation devices, though.

... but does it help for more than an hour or so?

I am losing enthusiasm since the good effect seems to go away so quickly, tbh.

[Lestat]

Elle-of course we can, afterall, we ARE talking about I2 here, derailment is the rule,  although  exceptions may be made in the case of special and  extenuating circumstance.

And  Ren...dammit to hell! you AREN'T fat. Curvy, sure, but in a good way, the pretty kind  of curvy not the 'euphemism for fat fuck' kind.

And elle is right, you could always go for private lessons, until you become more comfortable with it. And besides, I don't see anyone complaining about seeing you swinging  from a pile.

[renaeden]

Lestat, it really is a long way from home - a bus and two trains worth, would take me over an hour to get there. If in Mandurah, I'd give it a go.

[odeon]

I do weekly physio in a swimming pool with a group of others with similar problems as mine. Most are my age or thereabouts, but there's also this young guy, in his early twenties. No fun to get problems so early in life.

Are you doing the warm, very warm in my book, pool therapy with flotation on your upper body and weights on your lower? Barely able to touch the pool floor or the controller inflates you flotation device. That is where I go weekly.
It helps for about an hour.
 

It's warm, yes, but there are no weights on my lower body. We do use various flotation devices, though.

... but does it help for more than an hour or so?

I am losing enthusiasm since the good effect seems to go away so quickly, tbh.

It helps for a while. Not long enough. I suppose the real benefit is that my back stays mobile.

[El]

Lestat, it really is a long way from home - a bus and two trains worth, would take me over an hour to get there. If in Mandurah, I'd give it a go.

http://www.aerialaddictionmandurah.com/ 
Also this one looks close-ish:
https://www.studio27.com.au/

Neither have cost of single-session classes listed, so you'd have to ask.

[renaeden]

Lestat, it really is a long way from home - a bus and two trains worth, would take me over an hour to get there. If in Mandurah, I'd give it a go.

http://www.aerialaddictionmandurah.com/ 
Also this one looks close-ish:
https://www.studio27.com.au/

Neither have cost of single-session classes listed, so you'd have to ask.

Both are about a ten minute drive from where I live. You would make a great detective, El.

Since I'm already paying to go to a gym, I don't know how I'd go with this too. Well worth thinking about though, thanks.

[El]

Lestat, it really is a long way from home - a bus and two trains worth, would take me over an hour to get there. If in Mandurah, I'd give it a go.

http://www.aerialaddictionmandurah.com/ 
Also this one looks close-ish:
https://www.studio27.com.au/

Neither have cost of single-session classes listed, so you'd have to ask.

Both are about a ten minute drive from where I live. You would make a great detective, El.

Since I'm already paying to go to a gym, I don't know how I'd go with this too. Well worth thinking about though, thanks.

Tell us how it goes when you come to your senses and decide to try it.   

[Calandale]

You own stock in pole manufacturers or something?

[El]

You own stock in pole manufacturers or something?

I'm basically as fixated on pole as Lestat is on drugs, except it's slightly less likely to kill me (still could if I fuck up bad enough though).

[Calandale]

That, and your posts are usually readable.


Except when you succumb to the wall of text malady as well.
Do poll dancing and drugs cause that?