‘AGT’ Runner-Up Kristy Sellars Launches Pole Training App
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Kristi Sellars recently finished America’s Got Talent Season 17 in second place for her unique pole dancing act. Now she’s launching a pole training app to help others get better. Sellars shared news of the app on social media this week.
AGT Star Kristy Sellars Launches Training App
“I’ve designed this app to keep you motivated about your pole training,” Sellars explains in an Instagram video. “It’s divided into quick workouts and programs for something longer with a goal focus.”
She emphasized that there’s something for everybody, whether they’re working on their strength, their competitive mindset, or just wanting to learn a fun routine. Sellars also shared that she’ll be available in the app for users to send her messages throughout their journey.
Her post also points out that the app features links to Spotify playlists for each workout, as well as a Facebook community. There will also be new content added to the app weekly.
Users can try the app free for a week, and if they want to continue using it, it costs $16 per month. You can go here to start your 7-day trial. The project is in collaboration with Playbook, a platform for fitness trainers.
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Sellars Also Has Her Own Business
In addition to launching her new app, Sellars also has her own business called The Enviro Co, which is focused on sustainable products for pole dancing. That includes a liquid chalk called Enviro Grip, as well as the Smoove collection of period shorts.
Sellars also has a Polescription Box, which is a monthly subscription box collaborating with pole dancers. It features exclusive tutorials, snacks, signed posters, and other tools for pole training.
Before competing on America’s Got Talent, Sellars won Australia’s Got Talent in 2019 for her incredible routine that combined pole dancing with stunning projections. Earlier this year, she competed on AGT Season 17, finishing in second place behind dance group The Mayyas.
