EXOTIC BEGINNER TUTORIALS

Pole Dance Video-Tutorials

EXOTIC BEGINNER TUTORIALS

Your complementary training at home

You have discovered "Exotic" and the dance in heels for yourself?

We give you four Heels Beginner Tutorials on the way, in which we show you what is crucial on the way to the Exotic Queen & with which you can positively influence your heels skills from home. Because in class sometimes there is not enough time to train certain movements intensively enough. With our Beginner Heels Tutorials you can finally take the time & practice on your own. This training can do wonders for your further exotic journey. We wish you a lot of fun!

Heels Conditioning

Good heels conditioning is the be-all and end-all of any exotic unit. Especially the ankles and calves are in the focus of this style and have to defy many forces, packed in heels. To prepare you for your workouts with heels, we have put together a selection of different exercises. How intensive you want to make your conditioning training is up to you. However, the exercises can easily be integrated into your regular training program – repetition is queen.

Flexibility

Your feet and calves are under constant stress in Exotic. Therefore, they not only want to be strengthened, but also stretched. An appropriate cool down after each workout is important. It prevents injuries and positively influences the recovery phase and the next training session.

"No way - I can't move with heels like that & so sexy".

This is often the reaction of pole dancers who have only recently started pole dancing. But wait, we’ve all been to that point and we’ve all made it. Here are a few tricks and tips on how you too can get started on the Exotic journey:

Self-confidence

Denk daran, wir alle waren irgendwann einmal am selben Punkt wie du. Du brauchst dir daher überhaupt nicht komisch vorzukommen oder dich unwohl zu fühlen, wenn das Ganze bei dir noch nicht ganz so aussieht, wie bei Pole Dancern, die schon etwas länger Exotic üben. Nebenbei bemerkt - die meisten sexy aussehenden Figuren im Exotic fühlen sich überhaupt nicht sexy an 😉

Habituation

Pleasers (the high platform shoes) take some getting used to, absolutely. As it is with habits, you can also speed up the process by, for example, simply putting the shoes on once at home - no matter whether you are cooking, working in the home office or simply walking up and down. This way you get used to the feeling faster and your well-being increases.

Hold on the pole

An often helpful thought is that in Exotic Pole Dance you usually have at least one hand on the pole. This allows you to hold on most of the time, support your feet and joints under stress, and gain confidence before going anywhere without a pole. Otherwise, we recommend our Heels Walk Tutorial.

Heels Walk

“Walking in heels without holding onto the pole? – Never!” – we hear again and again from “heels newbies”. It doesn’t have to be! You can perfectly practice and perfect walking and standing up in pole heels with everything that goes with it at home. In this tutorial we will show you which tricks will help you.

Hairsplash

The Hairsplash, the head swing, the so-called “Figure 8” and how all these head movements are still called, are part of almost every Exotic Choreography. But there is much more to a sexy hairsplash than simply “circling” your head. How to move your head seductively without damaging your neck and without losing control of your hair, you will learn in this tutorial.

Pole training at home

There are also poles for home, which can be conveniently clamped between the floor & ceiling (without any screws). However, the purchase of your own pole needs to be considered carefully, as they cost between CHF 250.- and 350.- – but they will last a pole’s lifetime. We recommend to buy only poles from a trustworthy manufacturer, because we would like to avoid any “pole-fails”. Here you can find the X-Poles for your training at home. You have another pole in mind? We will be happy to advise you, just contact us by email.

Still want to expand your training?

Have questions about your training or your pole journey in general? Contact us via email or talk to us directly on site in person. We are happy to help you at any time.