Unfortunately, stripping is also a young person’s game and, though there are exceptions to this, you should be aged 18-30 if you are thinking of starting out.Īnyone in their 30s, 40s and over shouldn’t be wholly put off the idea and there are opportunities in stripping which anyone can achieve so keep reading… When you work for tips, your customer is king and you need to know exactly how to arouse and entertain them.

Yes, it helps if you have some dance training but plenty of professional dancers are useless at stripping.įar more important than your dance moves is your charisma.īeing able to approach customers and make them feel special is a key skill in being a successful stripper. You just need to know how to move in a seductive way. Here is something we should point out from the start: becoming a stripper doesn’t require you to be an exceptional dancer or know some ultra-complicated routines on a dance pole. This often comes with confidence and self-esteem with performers who are assured about themselves being more ‘sexy’ to watch. Not always easy to put your finger on, this ‘X’ factor is harder to teach than how to work your way around a dance pole. It helps if you have a good personality and like performing in front of people but we’ve seen many strippers in our time who didn’t and still seemed to earn decent tips.Īnother quality which is often seen by clubs and customers as being as important as being a great dancer is ‘sexiness’.

We’re not going to lie to you with the exception of specialist markets for plus-size models, strippers need to be physically fit with a decent body and face, able to dance and have few inhibitions.

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