5 Halloween Pole Tricks to Try Out

 Get ready to add a touch of eerie elegance to your pole dancing repertoire this Halloween season! Whether you're a seasoned pole dancer or just starting out, incorporating a variety of tricks into your routine can bring a new level of excitement to your performances. In this blog, we're sharing five captivating Halloween-inspired pole tricks that will leave your audience both spellbound and amazed.

Whether you’re dressing up as sultry bad angels to graceful ghosts, these tricks will not only showcase your pole skills but also infuse your routines with a dash of festive enchantment. So, grab your broomstick – or rather, your pole – and let's dive into the world of spine-tingling spins and haunting holds that will make this Halloween one to remember.

Halloween Pole Tricks

Flying Genie Pole Trick

The Flying Genie is an intermediate pole move that starts off from an outside leg hang. It's a beautiful inverted pole move that you can add as an ending or transition move during your pole routine. Make sure to push your hips to the pole and kick your leg backwards in order to hold yourself and nail this move.

The costume: Think of flight so a superhero costume or any flying character such as a fairy or Princess Jasmine would work great for this pole dance trick.

Want to learn how to do this trick? Check out our video tutorial where we show you step-by-step how to get in and out of this flying genie pole trick.

Stargazer Pole Trick

This is an intermediate pole trick that requires good backward bend flexibility and some upper body strength. Grip will mainly be on your top leg in the knee pit and inner thigh as you extend the bottom leg downwards to give your body the balance it needs to bend back your upper body.

The costume: Think of gracefulness so a ballerina or angel would work great for this pole dance trick.

Want to learn how to do this trick? Check out our video tutorial where we show you step-by-step how to get in and out of this stargazer pole trick.

Helix Pole trick

Helix is an intermediate pole trick that's built on an outside leg hang and pulling your body up with your hand. This is a beautiful shape that will definitely test your grip and strength.

The costume: Think of spooky so a ghouly ghost, creepy witch or creaky skeleton would work great for this pole dance trick.

Want to learn how to do this trick? Check out our video tutorial where we show you step-by-step how to get in and out of this helix pole trick.

Ayesha Split

Ayesha is an advanced pole move, where your body is inverted with legs spread out.

The costume: Because this trick does involve quite the stretch, dressing up as a creepy zombie would work great for this pole dance trick.

Want to learn how to do this trick? Check out our video tutorial where we show you step-by-step how to get in and out of this ayesha pole trick.

Stand Up and Pose

Of course sometimes the best movement isn’t the complex tricks up or down or any other way but at the beginning or end, on the floor. Don’t forget to incorporate poses as you start or end a move. Make use of the pole as your support and let your body flow to create a beautiful shape.

Want to learn how to do this trick? Check out our video tutorial where we show you step-by-step how to get in and out of this standing pose.

Halloween Pole Costume Ideas

It’s always a fun challenge to think up what you want to be for the spooky holiday. In our blog: Halloween Pole Outfit Ideas we'll explore five fun Halloween pole outfit ideas that combine the allure of pole dance with comfort, confidence, and without breaking the bank.

We also wrote a blog: Top 10 Halloween Pole Costume Ideas where we pair up our best-selling sticky leggings with a makeup look and something you’re sure to find in your pole wardrobe.