I noticed because I have been going to the strip club that most of strip dancing is just moving slowly and sexy. What kind of moves to you do? moving the hips, shoulders? Running fingers through your hair? What kinds of things should I do?
I noticed because I have been going to the strip club that most of strip dancing is just moving slowly and sexy. What kind of moves to you do? moving the hips, shoulders? Running fingers through your hair? What kinds of things should I do?
Not sure if you've seen this while browsing through the threads, but here's a book which gets recommended quite often on here, The S-Factor.
http://www.sfactor.com/Shop/Striptea...asses_book.asp
Sold in book stores like Borders or Barnes & Noble in the exercise/health fitness section (same place as the yoga books). The book has basic floor moves and even some pole work. I've bought it a few times for newbies I've met as kind of a stage warming giftand they've always appreciated it.
Best of luck.
Last edited by verfolgung; 08-28-2006 at 01:45 PM. Reason: Better Link to the Book
If you can't win. Make the fellow in front of you break the record.
that book is really helpful
just make like baby and feel the music lol...gu gon now where is johnny castle??!!!!!
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i find that if the music is sexy (to me this means bands like tool), i feel sexy and i get tipped onstage more. if at all possible, request that the dj play music that makes you feel sexy. if you're into the dance and feeling sensual, it's a good way to pick up more tips.
unless the crowd just sucks.
^^I agree. When the DJ plays a song that I dont like, i tend to feel quite out of it on stage, same with 1 on 1 dances. The more you are into the music, the more you are into your body moving to it, and it can make you feel and look way sexier while dancing. When you start out, have a list of songs you really would like to dance to and keep adding to the list. After a little while, the DJ should know what you like and you wont have to tell him what to play for every set![]()
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