In this video, Kim Kida of PolePedia teaches an overview to a beginner pole dance spin called the Fireman Spin.

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The Fireman Spin is a wonderful move to get your whole body on the pole, experimenting with how your body moves on the pole while staying close to the ground. Once you master this spin, you can spread the knees far apart from each other for a wide Fireman spin, keeping the ankles together. The only difference here is style, and on spin pole, it will cause you to spin slower.

**Safety Tips

Never hang from the shoulder of the top arm. Make sure that you bring the shoulders down and back to keep the shoulders strong and prevent your chest from collapsing into itself.

Make sure that you have a firm grip on the pole before bringing both feet up at the same time.

**Common Mistakes

Not Enough Momentum: If you aren’t getting enough momentum with your initial step off, make sure that you are swinging your outside leg around in a wide arc. You may find it beneficial to lead with the hips in this swing, rather than the head or chest.

Too Much Spin on Spin Pole: The closer your body is to the pole on spin, the more spin you will have. Keep your arms strong and don’t let your body collapse into the pole when you bring your feet up. Likewise, if you feel comfortable in the move, you can try widening the knees apart to slow your spin and better control it.

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