I am new to this forum and semi-new to the business. I am currently working on the opening of my club on Long Island, NY. I was interested in what a dancer looks for or would require from a club they work for.
A sample of my ideas are as follows:
*Private bath/showers
*Lockers and individual safes
*tanning beds and exercise equipment
*contacts and arrangements for insurance, investment, and social needs.
These are just some of the things we would like to provide for our dancers, any input on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
Is the design and look of a club a big factor to the dancers or is it more the environment, or both maybe?
Thanks for your time,
Marcus [idea]





i agree with the others that good management, clean environment(in ALL ways), and good lockers are about it..oh ya, the CLIENTELE!!! 
They are, because of the fact that they provide a service(dancing) and bring in the customers, I have been forced to recognize that they have a strong financial effect on the club. I always looked at it as the dancers worked for me. In reality they do the work themselves, I provide the venue, so it is a form of Partners. I greatly apologize if I offended anyone, I admit I was wrong.
hey there Marcus, meant no harm, like i said " i may be a little jaded.." i must say i take you more seriously now too. at first it almost seemed like a ploy my some annoynomous creep-oid!!!
)! i still don't like the IDEA of house moms(not that i do not like them personally)*disclaimer* hee hee, i just think if we are not professional enough to take care of ourselves then we shouldn't be dancing! --and if on that note girls do need help w/ hair and make-up, then maybe a small salon section? where as the "mom" can be really separate. ???kinda see what i am getting at??? ...just the fact if we cannot resolve conflicts, then we are not acting professional, and why would you want girls like that working for you? i mean we are in a 'dealing w/ people' environment??? 
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