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Carolina Echavarria and Valeria Aboultaif, young Colombian pole dancers, perform during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios,...
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  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, shows off her flexibility skills during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria and Valeria Aboultaif, young Colombian pole dancers, perform during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, demontrates her gymnastics during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif and Carolina Echavarria, young Colombian pole dancers, warm up for a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, practices pole dance in Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif and Carolina Echavarria, young Colombian pole dancers, spin around a pole during a training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, performs tricks during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif and Carolina Echavarria, young Colombian pole dancers, perform moves during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 26 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria assists Valeria Aboultaif while she performs during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, demontrates her flexibility during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, demonstrates her pole dancing ability at Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, shows off her flexibility during a pole dance training session at Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, performs during a pole dance training session at Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, hangs upside-down from a pole during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria assists Valeria Aboultaif while she performs during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, performs during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, performs a balance trick during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, grips a pole with her forearms during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, spins around a pole during a training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif and Carolina Echavarria, young Colombian pole dancers, spin around a pole during a training session in Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, warms up for a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria and Valeria Aboultaif, young Colombian pole dancers, perform during a training session in Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 2 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, spins around a pole during a training session in Academia Pin Up, a dance studio in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, shows off her balance ability during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Valeria Aboultaif, a young Colombian pole dancer, shows off her flexibility during a pole dance training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 3 March 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.

  • Carolina Echavarria, a young Colombian pole dancer, performs pole tricks during a training session in Academia Pin Up in Medellín, Colombia, 25 February 2016. Pole dance, a performance combining sport with art and merging dance with acrobatics on a vertical pole, has reached wide popularity in Latin America in the last decade. With dance and physical attraction being a natural way of expression for many Latinas, thousands of women take pole dancing classes in gyms and dance studios, as a form of fitness and social entertainment.