Interview with Jenny’s Pole Studio – Studio Closures, Online Content, and COVID

Posted by Destynnie Hall | COVID-19, Interviews

In today’s interview, PolePedia team member Elliot talks to Jenny from Jenny’s Pole Studio in Norwich, Norfolk.

In this interview, we discuss how COVID-19 has affected Jenny’s studio, what she has done since the closures, what she plans to do as the quarantine continues – and how the closures and new online content is affecting the pole industry.

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You can find Jenny’s Pole Studio on Instagram @JennysPoleStudio

About The Author

Destynnie Hall

Destynnie first discovered and began pole dancing in November of 2017 after moving to Providence, RI. As a full-time director of the copywriting and marketing division of her business, she fell in love with pole dancing as a way to incorporate movement and personal expression into her daily routine. While she does not come from any dance background, she has trained and competed in gymnastics as well as Shorin-Ryu martial arts, giving her a love of proper technique and a solid understanding of body mechanics. When she wasn’t training, she could be found listening to music or participating in an arrangement of other hobbies such as botany, gardening, and visual arts.