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A bruising experience- literally Pole dancing is now promoted as a legitimate form of exercise, and dance, but is it really just about keeping fit? When I first told my friends I had taken up pole-dancing classes – all in the name of fitness – I expected, apart from a few raised eyebrows, general cheers of encouragement. Instead I was given a three-hour lecture on why I was perpetuating the culture of pornography that we live in. Perhaps it was optimistic of me – most of my friends are feminists. Despite my protestations that this was purely about toning up and doing a bit of acrobatics in a fun, supportive environment, it did start me thinking. Are classes like these – now booming in popularity – really breaking ties with their historical stereotype, or are they only serving to further the image of women as sex objects? Degrading For me, it was the lure of doing something acrobatic and a bit different that drew me in to the classes. And when I joined I found a group of like-minded girls. Annis Kooshesh, a year-old HR coordinator, and Brigitta Busak, a year-old graphic designer, both say they take the classes to get fit. And although many may not believe it, the classes are tough. Theyre more awkward than sexy, requiring solid concentration and a lot of strength. Pole-dancing clubs are big business But despite my good intentions I was still selective about who I told – and rightly so. Most of the male reaction I got was so when do I get a show? But should it be? Simon Hinks, deputy director of sport at the Bristol Centre for Sport, Exercise and Health says while pole dancing is not a traditional form of exercise, its still something that strengthens most of the muscle groups. But he adds I dont think you can do pole dancing as your only fitness. It could form a small part of an overall exercise programme. When I first saw pole dancing I realised what a beautiful art form it is and its a really fun way to get fit. She sees it as degrading to women and an excuse to allow pornography into the mainstream. We are now in what I call the pornographication of culture. I dont think the feminist cause has reached its end but I dont think denying ourselves the fun of pole dancing is going to help Alison Hudd Pole People Pole dancing is perpetuating a culture of prostitution. Its not actually prostitution because theyre in a class but its the codes of prostitution and practice that they are engaged in. Its desperate. What it shows is that women are far from being equal. Are we really letting the female side down this strongly? Ms Hudd doesnt think so. Fake We are teaching it as a form of dance, not as a way to please men, she says. Why cant it be something to celebrate? I would love to take these feminists to a class and ask them if its perpetuating prostitution. Peter Howarth, former editor of Esquire, where he was famed for taking women off the front cover, says pole dancing could be perceived as a step forward for women in terms of allowing them to be more open about their sexuality. He says it falls in line with the Sex and the City phenomenon and women who have taken sex retail out of the hands of the dirty male brigade and out into the open. But Steve Beale, editor-at-large of Arena magazine, says we are in a culture in which everybody is told to love sex, that pressures people to follow the trend rather than be honest about what they enjoy. Theres something very cold about that. Shallow Its disingenuous in that the same person that goes to a class would turn their noses up at a pole dancing club. Its very shallow. At the end of the day, Im feeling stronger and proud of the tricks I can do, despite the bruises, although I cant say my conscience is completely at ease. But for the moment Ive convinced myself that this is perfect training for my next challenge – trapeze. I can empathise with the woman who says that she took pole dancing classes to make herself feel sexier amongst other reasons. But that in itself is slightly worrying to me why is it that feeling sexier should result from an activity designed to titillate men? And, why should this lead to a boost in confidence levels?! Sarah, Sheffield Surely the point of feminism for me was to allow and empower women to do what they want, when they want – regardless of what men think. Ive done a pole dancing class and there was nothing sexy about me landing in a heap on the floor! As an exercise class its great fun and very difficult. Carolyn Mitchell, Manchester Just another sign of the degradation of society. Any woman desperate enough to argue that pole dancing improves their confidence and fitness, needs to urgently address why they are so unfit and unhappy to turn to a practice commonly regarded as smutty. A young male, im far from the grumpy old man era, all i see and recognise here are women needing reassurance in a culture perpetuating vanity. Christopher , Oxford On what basis do feminists decide whether something is degrading or not?