Thai Woman Wins Pole Dancing Competition

[Patsycat]

Or this is better to your tastes - cat pole dancing!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUYNtc9ZFIE

[sassienie]

Thai girl wins pole dancing contest.

Is that something to be proud of or not?

[eek]

Um..weII i know this is a bump..but i think this cIip is worth it.

PoIe dancing, taken to a truIy artistic IeveI (imo):

wow.

[Sabum]

When she twirled around the bar in the splits I choked on my mushy muesli.

[jgm005]

Ahh man that ain't nothing compared to the gurls in Cactus Club in S/C

[Brigante7]

I'm saying nothing except I'm suprised this topic hasn't been closed yet

Brigante7.

[longstebe]

Didn't that take place in my local social club back home

[sk1max]

Lili prances to pole position

KUALA LUMPUR: A Thai national danced her way to "pole position" in the recent Clorets Amateur Pole Dancing Competition grand finals at Zouk.

Lili Ussaraporn Kosin, a dance instructor and choreographer from Thailand, beat seven finalists to bag RM5,000 [50,364 Baht] and a one-year gym membership at Celebrity Fitness worth RM3,000 [30,218 Baht].

Lili captivated both the judges and the audience with her standout showgirl theme, amazing agility, unique moves, and stamina.

"My aim in joining this competition isn't just to win the lucrative prizes, but also to introduce pole dancing to people in ASEAN countries.

"Pole dancing is an art and it can be sexy without stripping," said the 29-year-old, who revealed that she learned the dance while studying in London.

For their final number, all eight finalists had to perform a three-minute, self-choreographed solo routine, for which they were judged based on their technical ability, artistic interpretation and presentation.

Second place winner was Yer Mei Er, 28, who chose the Pink Panther theme as her track. She won RM3,000 in cash and a nine-month gym membership worth RM2,500.

Andrew Tan, 21, the only male dancer who made it to the finals, won third place with his wu-shu and karate martial arts-inspired techniques and dance moves.

He took home RM2,000 in cash and a six-month membership at Celebrity Fitness worth RM1,500.

Also performing at the occasion were local celebrities such as singer-songwriter Hannah Tan and Mix FM deejay Pietro Felix. Their tango with the pole electrified the crowd, along with the moves of Harith Iskandar and Sasi the Don.

Watching from the sidelines were the judges, comprising managing director of Cadbury Confectionery Malaysia, Blair Sailes; general manager of Carat Interactive, David Ho; CEO of Salina and Associates PR, Salina Yeop Junior; executive creative director of McCann-Erickson Malaysia, Lee Szu Hung and consultant of Viva Vertical, Vivian Lea.

- New Straits Times (Malaysia) / 2008-09-16

What are the odds of that?

[Donnyboy]

that youtube clip was great, good selection in music track too, seen the young korean guitarist play "cannon in D"?

hes about 12 y.o. a true prodigy

[isanb]

just saw the video, nothing fantastic.

Some bar girls in pattaya can do better

[Mai Krap]

Where can one sign up to donate a pole to be used in the next contest?

[losworld]

Wait a minute she's not Polish!

[losworld]

Um..weII i know this is a bump..but i think this cIip is worth it.

PoIe dancing, taken to a truIy artistic IeveI (imo):

wow.

That ain't no Isaan shuffle.

[QED]

If she/he was the winner, next year I'm entering.. that was <deleted>....

now thats how its done.

Indeed, deinitely in a different class and very cool.

Mind you, you can tell the quality of the Malaysian contest by the wobbly pole and screaming tw*ts in the background. Just a cheap publicity stunt.

Thailand's idea of pole dancing normally involves shuffling your feet a little bit whilst looking at yourself in the mirror, or just looking p1ssed off.