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weird question…
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Unless the cash was out I generally didn't bother with the aerial moves. A few spins and a pole sit is enough to draw the attention of the crowd. After that most guys are more interested in the "Up close and personal" stuff. I worked in the clubs here in Las Vegas for many moons and can say that was the general rule. It's the girls who are more impressed with the pole and the effort it takes to master a lot of moves. Many of the strippers out there know more than they let on… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif
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I think everyone has pretty much clarified it varies from club to club and that most times the money isn't made when you're on the pole but instead when you are down in front of the customer at the edge of the stage.
I too have seen a wide variation from club to club…some do more tricks and some definitely seem to play more on the pole when the club is less busy but as the crowd fills in they are working the crowd more than that pole. Again…that's where the money is!
I'm sure others who've been dancing at or going to clubs for a while have seen this too, but it seems that pole dancing has evolved a lot more rapidly since it became mainstream.
When I first started going to strip clubs 12 years ago we didnt' see any of the sort of tricks we see now. I'm certain the dancers are having as much fun learning pole tricks as the rest of us are and they want to do the tricks too. So you see more advanced stuff more often than you use to at the clubs.
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