Well for a few reasons, I've decided to give dancing another go. I've tried a couple times in the past (few years back) and although I didn't stick to it, they were good first experiences. I now know to be prepared in some ways and thanks to this amazing site I've learned so much more and feel much more confident and prepared to give dancing another go.
My previous two experiences were months apart at different clubs a few years back. I felt comfortable with the environment (have been a custy of stripclubs myself quite a bit) and did well with my stages. Where I didn't do so well was the hustling (did make a few bucks at least) and recuperating the next few days. Both times I was left sore like crazy for a few days, mostly thighs and feet.
Now that I'm needing some cash and not thrilled with my options, dancing has become much more appealing again. I really want to give it a serious shot this time and have been preparing myself the past few days to get ready to work, hopefully starting in the next day or two.
I've been wearing my heels and practicing in them a few hours each day, as much as I can and working out, mainly my legs, abs and butt as they need the most work. Figure wise I'm not too bad, just not very toned. Something I've started to remedy.
What makes me the most anxious is getting used to a new environment and people. I'm not particularly shy but I'm not the most talkative person, especially when I'm nervous. I'm not worrying much about the customers but the other staff at the club, mainly other dancers. How do I approach them? What are good conversation topics? Things of that sort. It's funny that I'm more comfortable around male strangers than female ones...
I've got my club picked out and will be contacting them later about how things work with them and when I could start. I want to start with day shifts to build up my confidence a bit and then do a bit of both.
What are good things to bring with me aside from outfits, shoes and makeup?
Any advice is much appreciated
Thanks
Pixie



) and did well with my stages. Where I didn't do so well was the hustling (did make a few bucks at least) and recuperating the next few days. Both times I was left sore like crazy for a few days, mostly thighs and feet.
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I don't even want to imagine how that works!
I love the flexibility of the club I work at (show up when I want to work) and the people are nice, clientele steady. 
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