Sydney's own pole dancing nurse
By James Gorman
The Daily Telegraph
August 25, 20121:19PM
POLE dancers from around Australia are being invited to showcase their best moves as nominations open for Miss Pole Dance Australia.
Every August, heats are held around the country before the finals in November. The champion will then go to Europe to compete in the World Finals, where Australia has won three times in the past five years.
Among the entrants this year is Newtown resident Angela Chon, who has been pole dancing for four years, reports the Inner West Courier.
The psychiatric nurse, who also holds a law degree with honours, said there was nothing else like the Miss Pole Dance Australia contest.
"The competition is one of a kind in that it involves just a pole dance rather than others which are more fitness based," Ms Chon said.
"It really is the first of its kind in the pole dancing industry. If you win, you hold the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia for a year and it opens up all types of competitions and opportunities. The pole dancing world is a niche one but once you get into it, it's a great world to be apart of."
Ms Chon said that audiences would be in for an exciting show during the November finals.
"I think the audience can expect to be dazzled.
"Last year, contestants were using smoke machines and firecrackers because everyone tries to outdo each other - it is really about who stands out because all the tricks start looking the same after a while. So it's about how much we can wow the audience."
Please support in anyway you can these,wonderfully talented girls,and also demand that the IOC immediately acknowledge Pole Dancing as an Olympic Sport starting in Rio 2016
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