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If you dream of becoming a professional dancer, want to tone and shape your body, or just want to spice up your love life, The Art of Exotic Dancing: Striptease Series is the ultimate tool for achieving your goals. If you are already a professional dancer and are looking to take your performance to the next level, this program will help you to create that knockout performance! Created and hosted by Fawnia Mondey, Canada’s award-winning exotic dancer, Pole Work provides step-by-step instruction and focuses on the following: Safe Warmup and Stretching Techniques - Step By Step instruction on how to gracefully perform over 30 pole moves - Correct hand, body and leg positions - Follow-up moves for your pole techniques - Hints for making pole work easier. The Art of Exotic Dancing is a DVD series designed to help you enhance your performance with Visual Electric Energy! The Art of Exotic Dancing: Striptease Series is the ultimate guide to exotic dancing and is the sexy, fun and exciting way to spice up your performance (and your love life)! Contains No Nudity.

Rating : - Buy it for moves, not glamor
Having wasted money on what I call 'pole-dancing theory' and 'mental-preperation-to-be-sexy' where they crawl around on the floor for 45 minutes then later remember there IS a pole -- for all the horrible production (non-existant, more correctly) this dvd DOES MOVES! Fawnia is sweet, unpretentious, balanced, thoughful and intelligent.

Sure, it's shot in a clothing shop in like 1995, and all I can think when I watch it is that someone from Motley Crew is about to swing by with said hair-band in-tow and whisk her away in the middle of the lesson, but God bless her, she SHOWS how to do moves on the pole! Which is a hell of a lot more than I can say for Shelia Kelly's horrible waste of money dvds which is all 'emotional-prepardness-to-bring-out-your-inner-sex-kitten' sham/scam for 2 dvds before they feel they can emotionally 'bond' with a pole. Gag.

This dvd assumes you're already a sexy female and doesn't hold your hand and explain it to you first. It's ALL about the athletism of the pole. If you're a 'lets get to the point yesterday' kind of learner, this dvd will keep you busy for a while. It's not for beginners in my opinion, but it is good for intermediate vertical dancers that are confident on the pole already.

Fawnia thank goodness you're an instructor not a rambler! The world of dvd instructional dance needs more people like you!