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I would suggest using the 30 days to flexy program. I touch on everything mentioned in this thread. Not over doing it, stretching other areas, and changing up your program. That’s part of the reason for the program, it allows you to learn how to get the most out of stretching, without doing the same routine over and over in the same way (without change in duration and method) which isn’t optimal. Also cold flexibility will take most people YEARS to achieve.
Also people can become mentally obsessed with achieving what they want so bad they end up stressing out over lack of progress. Relax, flexibility comes in TIME, anyone who claims you’ll have fast and easy flexibility that is lasting, is trying to sell you something. 🙂 True mobility takes time. There are “tricks” and movements that allow the body to temporarily release and become more “flexible” but it’s not lasting. So unless you’ve been flexible in the past or have a natural tendency toward mobility it will not be quick.
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Not saying I won’t do it, btw, just gonna have to think about how I would make sure people know what their getting into!
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I’m so not fond of teaching anything that places the shoulder in this position, only because if you don’t have both the mobility and strength injury is a real possibility! This would be an advanced move for that reason. I’ve actually done this move just recently while playing around (didn’t know the name) Also I had my bottom arm extended. I don’t know if I saved the footage from that practice…..
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Everyone had some great tips! Also check out the lessons here! A great way to condition and develop great lines for exotic work is the Sexy legs and abs routine! It’s 18 minutes long and a great workout! If you missed out on seeing my lessons free when you signed up use this code GET3FREE to get three more days. I know you’ll love them!
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My views and thoughts are coming from times spent in clubs in the past and knowing many girls who’ve worked as exotic dancers. I have done amateur nights before I discovered pole, but have never worked in a club. However, these days I do get opportunity to perform with as much or as little clothing as I like for all kinds of folks every few weeks so here in SF so are my thoughts.
First, not all strip clubs are the same, I would say it’s important to check out the club you plan on working in. See what the patrons are like, watch how the girls are treated by the staff too, different clubs attract different type of people. Most girls will even sit down and talk with you, at least that’s been the case when I use to go. Usually (not always) you get the job by doing amateur night which can give you a look into how things are run before you work there. Remember in many (not all) clubs you don’t get a ton of stage time, most money is made hustling for private dances.
Now to answer your old man question, lol what is a gross old man? Are you just referring to someone who’s older and there for is seen as creepy because they enjoy looking at women? Just because someone isn’t 23 and enjoys looking at women doesn’t make them creepy. If they come in with poor hygiene or shout rude things, try and grab at you, that’s creepy and rude regardless of age! There are good and bad customers in every industry, you know those people who give you a bad vibe) but realize that many people who enjoy exotic entertainment are not creepy, or bad people they just enjoy the tease. Too often we place anything related to sexuality as gross, dirty or secret but sexuality is healthy and a normal part of everyones life!
I will add, think about why you want to dance in a club, if it’s because you enjoy the pleasure of the tease, and you love movement and flirting, the go for it. If you’re wanting lot of money fast or want to feel better about yourself, not a good idea! Don’t ever put yourself in a sexual situation you’re not comfortable with!
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I need an example video, I don’t know names for most things 🙂
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Tips for Hip flexors https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/5357d706-3bc8-456d-876f-5cd80a9aa0eb
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Have you tried my Invert program? You’ll find tons of advice, exercises and drill for perfecting inverts. https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/574d064b-b39c-4d95-9d2e-0010ac110006
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Great suggestions, not a quick easy thing for webmaster but good idea 😊
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Yes! Great list!
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Try not squeezing the arms in so much, instead pull down with the hands, like you’re trying to shove the pole down into the ground!💪ðŸ»
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We can fulfill your order for a different finish. You’ll just need to contact us with what you want and we’ll send you an invoice. 😊
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Also remember the belly is against the pole on hold so the forearm theoretically be past the pole!
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Can you post a video? There’s probably something small that is changing😊
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I use both finishes and Powder coated isn’t ideal for sweat, it becomes slick if you tend to be a warmer dancer. Brass works best for me if I get hot and sweaty, but it’s rough to grip of I’m cold and dry. Hope that helps! 😊 I prefer PC but I don’t sweat much.
