pole dancing

noun

1. a form of entertainment in which a scantily dressed woman dances erotically, turning on and posing against a vertically fixed pole on a stage

Derived Forms

• pole dancer, noun

Example Sentences

From playing double Dutch to pole dancing, Angelenos are redefining what “age-appropriate” fitness looks like.

From Los Angeles Times

A friend from the fundraising committee at her kids’ school mentioned that she’d started taking pole dancing classes at a gym.

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Modern pole dancing originated in strip clubs in the 1950s but became more mainstream in the past few decades as gyms and boutique studios that taught the activity sprung up around the country.

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Since 2009, the International Pole Sports Federation and other organizations, have pushed to get pole dancing included in the Olympics.

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As for her kids, Serritella said her daughter loved it when she started pole dancing, but it took her sons longer to come around.

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