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  Although pole dancing is widely considered to be a legitimate dance form and even a sport (it may even be   featured in the Olympics   in the future!), there’s still a lot of stigma surrounding it. And if you’ve ever wondered “why is pole dancing bad?”, then you’re not the only one. Some of the reasons why people steer clear of this dance sport are (relatively) legitimate, while others are rooted in traditionalism and an out-of-date view of pole dancing. But no matter, in this article, we’ll take a look at them all so you can form your own opinion! Why Is Pole Dancing Considered Bad? Some People Think That Pole Dancing Is Sexualized 📷 Whenever the term “pole dancing” is mentioned, people can’t seem to shake the idea that it’s only ever done in bars and strip clubs. The dance form is almost synonymous with promiscuity and the sex industry. So it has been criticized by a lot of people over many decades as being degrading or immoral. Some may also consider pole dancing to be a form of

  The Paso doble dance has evolved from its Spanish military roots. Today, it can be found at weddings and special celebrations at the top stages of the most prestigious competitions. And it’s popular not only in its homeland of Spain but also in many Latin American countries like Venezuela. But where exactly did this vibrant Latin American dance originate? What are its characteristics and steps? That’s what we’ll delve deep into in today’s article, which can tell you all about the history of the paso doble dance, the traditional steps, the music, the costume, and more! What Is The Paso Doble Dance? The paso doble dance is a Latin ballroom dance with a lively two-step tempo and dramatic choreography. The mental images that the choreography inspires are about one of the most famous traditions of Spain: bullfighting. The male dancers play the role of the matador (bullfighter) while their female partners imitate the movements of his cape. Paso doble steps typically involve a mix of quick