Which pole dancing videos touch me the most?
Here they are...

The best pole dancing videos are the ones showing the dancer expressing herself with pure beauty, freedom, personality and authenticity. Perfect technique is not required. The most important is the ability to reach people's sensitive cord.

Here I want to share with you those videos that touch me the most. They all have a nice artistic quality of their own. Just like me, they probably won't leave you indifferent.

Here are the first ladies to get my Expression Excellence Mention.

Congratulations and thank you ladies for your beautiful work!

Enjoy!

This lady named 0blivious on YouTube shows her beautiful pole skills. The fluidity with which she moves around the pole gives a nice dreamy feel to her performance. Unfortunately, she only has one pole dance video watch it here:

Now watch this very simple display of grace on the pole. I love the vulnerability expressed by this beautiful pole dancer. Another particularity of this routine is how this lady uses her tango experience to add some character and passion to her performance. Well done!

This video shows a young lady called Mai Sato doing a beautiful routine as an entry for a competition. Her moves are beautifully executed and her lines are perfect. Take a look.

I am very impressed with these ladies performance. Group performances are not always easy to choreograph, but they did it beautifully. Take a look at the result!

Nice performances, right?

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