Pole dancing (钢管舞) is a very difficult sport. LuAyne Brown began to learn it in 2006.

“I’d always wanted to try it, but I was worried about what people would think,” LuAyne Brown told Closer (a British magazine). “But when I had my first class and everyone was in stilettos (细高跟女鞋) and tiny shorts, regardless of (不顾) their different sizes, I felt a lot better.” LuAyne Brown began competing in 2008. Some people didn’t support her and they said something bad, so she wasn’t confident because of the disappointing views. LuAyne Brown also took part in America’s Got Talent in 2012 and passed it. The experience gave her more confidence to take part in other competitions. As “the world’s heaviest pole dancer,” LuAyne Brown told The Huffington Post in a phone interview, “You should love yourself until your last day. Life is wonderful. Don’t let the size of your jeans determine (决定) what kind of life you want to lead.”

Doctors in Germany have warned people that head banging could be bad for your health.

【小题1】. Dancers shake their heads from back to front, and from side to side, very quickly.

Doctors say this could injure (伤害) the brain. 【小题2】. The man had no history of head injuries but had been head banging for many years. He began to have bad headaches after going to a heavy metal concert. 【小题3】. They gave him a brain scan (扫描) and found bleeding in his brain. He needed an operation to repair it. Doctors made a hole in his brain to take out some blood. 【小题4】

Doctors say the risk of injury to the brain from head banging is low and heavy metal fans do not need to stop doing the dance completely. The head doctor Ariyan Pirayesh said: “We are not against head banging. Rock’n’roll will never die. 【小题5】. We just think if our patient had gone to a classical (古典的) concert, this would not have happened.”