Queen of the pole

Nadyne Moldowan of Femme Natàle's Pole Fitness Studio in Cumberland was crowned BC pole fitness champion Saturday night.

  • Sep. 17, 2012 8:00 a.m.
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Nadyne Moldowan of Femme Natàle's Pole Fitness Studio in Cumberland performs the routine which had her crowned BC pole fitness champion Saturday night during the BC championships in Campbell River. Competitors from across the province competed in amateur

Nadyne Moldowan of Femme Natàle's Pole Fitness Studio in Cumberland performs the routine which had her crowned BC pole fitness champion Saturday night during the BC championships in Campbell River. Competitors from across the province competed in amateur

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