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I'm very glad I came across this video. I'm doing my first live performance on stage and my song is hungry like the Wolf by Duran Duran where I have to walk through the crowd after jumping off of stage and then back on again.
Sooo awesome! Love it! Hit me up with an email and let me know how it goes my man! Try a knee slide into some floor thrusts followed by a knee spin! My email is on my website at the bottom of the homepage www.adonisdanceacademy.com
Male Stripper Academy MSA are you already married? and how long do you workout or exercise? what soap do you use? how many times do you wash your face? do you eat sweets sometimes? how many litres of water you drink a day?
Yes im married. My workouts are no longer than 1 hour per session typically. anti-bacterial soap. once per day i wash my face. yes, i eat chocolate all the time. about 2 litres per day.
Awesome bro 😎 thanks for the content. How did you find your first club in London? I'm coming this weak here, and I am going to go around all the clubs and ask for work. Is this right strategy? Already send emails to 7 webs but didn't get the answer
Hi, So i called/emailed relentlessly for like 2 weeks, then finally went to the club on a saturday night to talk to the show owner face to face. thats how you get places, with face to face meetings. Do whatever it takes to get a face to face and don't quit until you do.
I’m trying to copy this in front of a mirror, and it looks so much more awkward when I do it. I guess there are a lot of little movements/positioning of the body that I’m doing differently.
Initially, you would think so - but the truth is, it's more about relaxing yourself and getting better at 'feeling' your body. Feeling how it moves and understanding how to relax it and make it move fluid and easy. It's basically about getting better control over your body. The more you think about it, the harder it will become. It's a simple move, and it's designed to get you thinking about how to make something incredibly simple (side-step) look visually appealing. Practice is the key. Just keep persisting. 90% of people who try something new give up after the first 2 or 3 barriers. Watch my 3 part video series on dance movement exercises and drills. If you do these drills 3 times per week you'll start to understand things better.
