Head expression in pole dance. Exercises, hair flips and a step-by-step combo to get rid of the “mechanical” look.

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Confessions from email memoirs:

“I look like a stick trying to dance“
… “like a truck“
… “like a grizzly bear“
… “like a robot“
→ Insert other stiff and heavy object here. ←  ?

Today we’re going to change that.
I’ll show you the easiest step to get rid of the stiff and “mechanical” look and make your dance come alive.

Thanks to the part of your body that gives you the most expression when you’re dancing – YOUR HEAD!

The head is a true game changer. Here you’ll get the most bang for your buck. … Or the most expression for your efforts.

I see often in my choreography classes that students “forget“ using this part of their body, because they’re too focused on getting the routine. Or because they’ve simply never learnt how to involve it into their dance.

But the moment they focus on the head, their dance immediately looks 5 times better. Easy and always works!

Now this doesn’t mean that you have to do hair flips all the time. Usually it’s just as simple as tilting your head to the side, whenever your upper body is tilted. Which happens quite often in pole dancing, if you think about it.

In this tutorial I’ll:

1. Explain how the simple but powerful Side Tilt works,
2. Show the technique behind the perfect natural hair flip.
3. Break down a simple pole flow combo step-by-step that will help you use your head’s range of motion and start dancing with your entire body.

If you want to find out how much your head movement affects your dance, make a Before and After video of this tutorial’s combo or of any other routine of yours.

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I know expression is a biggie. What else have you noticed affects your expression? Let me know in the comments below.