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  • I am a Man and always like a Pony Tail on a Lady

    5 11.36%
  • I am a Man who is sometimes pony tailed but enjoy it.

    14 31.82%
  • I am a Man who dislikes being Pony tailed

    6 13.64%
  • I am a Man/Lady. A Ponytail is practical when dancing

    7 15.91%
  • I am a Lady. I am conscious where my Pony tail is spinning.

    8 18.18%
  • I am a Lady. I fashion a short sharp one for good reason.

    5 11.36%
  • I am a Lady without a pony tail but I wanted to vote anyhow!

    8 18.18%
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Thread: The Ponytail Thing

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Sparkles
    You know, if you ever show up somewhere so I can dance with you I'll put my hair in bunches especially!
    (you will, of course, have to be more specific about the type of bunches you want...)
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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Yliander
    wish I could wear my hair in a bun - tried it once but 3 spins later the 1000 plus pins it went flying and not just my dance partner was in danger

    Yeah but by that stage of the night my hair was lovely and damp from dancing so much that it stayed in place!!! not a pleasant thought tho

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill
    On most girls a pony tail is fine but depends on the volume of hair. we had a young woman in Aberdeen a few years ago who had thick and long hair. When in a plait it was lethal and when spinning it was advisable to stand well back

    When the hair is long and quite fine then it doesn't carry the same weight so is less of a hazard. Have found the same problem as Andy with some women who have long hair which isn't tied back. Can make dancing a bit of a problem.
    Is it too late to apologise to all the males that I maimed?!? I had my hair cut nearly a year ago (over a foot removed!) and only one man has commented that he would like to see it back. I think all the females in Aberdeen were quite pleased too, as everyone tended to get hit!

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Sal
    Is it too late to apologise to all the males that I maimed?!? I had my hair cut nearly a year ago (over a foot removed!) and only one man has commented that he would like to see it back. I think all the females in Aberdeen were quite pleased too, as everyone tended to get hit!
    it was just a challenge to duck in time, or dance with eyes closed. And even then, it's only a problem for dancers like you who use 'spotting' - that head whip sure sends hair flying It does mean I lead more rappid or multiple spins than I used to be able to do with you... is tht a good or bad thing?

    {Actually it's me who should - I only noticed properly about two weeks later...after having danced with you }

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Gadget
    : or dance with eyes closed.

    I have found myself doing that.... although not on purpose.... half the time i can't see where i am going anyway due to dizzyness so why would it be anydifferent i suppose

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Sal
    Is it too late to apologise to all the males that I maimed?!?
    It was definitely when it was in a plait that I danced at the other side of the room Sal
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheena
    It was definitely when it was in a plait that I danced at the other side of the room Sal
    Weapons of Mass Distruction? I could take out a whole room! Unfortunately now I have had the UN in, I can only hit myself!

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    someone was at gu on wed night and was wearing bunches... it made me think of this thread and if they had been on it... if it was you...own up...oh and say hi next week

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Do any of the other females (or males, not wanting to be sexist??!) have a problem with their hair being in a ponytail?
    I'm 5'9" and often get hit on the head when guys try to spin me. Whether they're being lazy not raising their arms, or I'm not ducking in time is another issue, but I find that my nice ponytail never looks the same after dancing!!! So I always now wear my hair down. Am I the only one??
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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Shona
    I'm 5'9" and often get hit on the head when guys try to spin me.
    Snap, so no, you're not. It's ok when it's once in a dance as they "size you up" so to speak, but sometimes it happens repeatedly and by the end of the dance your ponytail's come out as it's been bashed so many times

    Guess we need to get leg shortenings Shona

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Shona
    Do any of the other females (or males, not wanting to be sexist??!) have a problem with their hair being in a ponytail?
    I'm 5'9" and often get hit on the head when guys try to spin me. Whether they're being lazy not raising their arms, or I'm not ducking in time is another issue,
    When I first started learning to follow I'd often get bashed on the head - although I'm only 5'7" and short (but perfectly formed) for a guy (but exactly the right height for a male dancer ), I'm tallish for a woman. I worked out that it's up to the follower to be in charge of their headroom. If you're being banged on the head just hold your hand a bit higher in the spins and everything goes much more smoothly.

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Andy McGregor
    short (but perfectly formed) for a guy...
    I read that as forged the first time

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Pammy
    I read that as forged the first time
    That's because of all the bangs on the head

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Andy McGregor
    When I first started learning to follow I'd often get bashed on the head - although I'm only 5'7" and short (but perfectly formed) for a guy (but exactly the right height for a male dancer ), I'm tallish for a woman. I worked out that it's up to the follower to be in charge of their headroom. If you're being banged on the head just hold your hand a bit higher in the spins and everything goes much more smoothly.

    i have recently come to this conclusion too. there are some ladies I dance with and I often hit their head , whether they are tall or short, and with others it never happens
    my wife says it's me being lazy but I don't agree
    of course, being the charmer I am I always apologise for the mistake

    Back on thread though, I just LOVE to be ponytailed!!

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Shona
    Do any of the other females (or males, not wanting to be sexist??!) have a problem with their hair being in a ponytail?
    I'm 5'9" and often get hit on the head when guys try to spin me. Whether they're being lazy not raising their arms, or I'm not ducking in time is another issue, but I find that my nice ponytail never looks the same after dancing!!! So I always now wear my hair down. Am I the only one??
    Shona x.

    Hey

    I am really short and i got hit over the head several times tonight! I think its all about judging the different heights. Especially if the girl he has danced with before was shorted/taller! Am i right? I would like a guys oppinion!

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by drathzel
    Hey

    I am really short and i got hit over the head several times tonight! I think its all about judging the different heights. Especially if the girl he has danced with before was shorted/taller! Am i right? I would like a guys oppinion!
    I think this has been mentioned earlier in the thread, but personally, while a lot of it has to do with the guys judging the ladies height correctly, I do think that is also has a small part to do with the ladies maintaining sufficient tension in their arm. If the guy is leading their partner into a spin or turn under the arm (ie. catapult) the lady should still be maintaining contact with their partners hand, not letting their arm go limp and floppy. That way, they are in a better position to ensure that they can take their own hand high enough to clear their head.

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by RobC
    I think this has been mentioned earlier in the thread, but personally, while a lot of it has to do with the guys judging the ladies height correctly, I do think that is also has a small part to do with the ladies maintaining sufficient tension in their arm. If the guy is leading their partner into a spin or turn under the arm (ie. catapult) the lady should still be maintaining contact with their partners hand, not letting their arm go limp and floppy. That way, they are in a better position to ensure that they can take their own hand high enough to clear their head.

    I think thats its hard to know if the tension is right while trying to think of the steps and keeping your arm loose! But then again i'm only a newbie! I take that this all comes in time and from a male perspective what can be done to make sure you are not being too wibbly wobbly (great terms but i only had 4 hours sleep!)

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by drathzel
    I take that this all comes in time and from a male perspective what can be done to make sure you are not being too wibbly wobbly
    I've heard Viagra helps

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Andy McGregor
    That's because of all the bangs on the head
    I'll give you bangs on the head. Anyway, there's a post above mine that could do with your knowledgeable wisdom. You are, afterall, master of the subject....

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    Re: The Ponytail Thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Pammy
    Anyway, there's a post above mine that could do with your knowledgeable wisdom. You are, afterall, master of the subject....
    What ? Viagra ?

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