During the Gentlemen’s Club Expo I had the opportunity to go to several Las Vegas Strip Clubs as a customer. I love doing this, Vegas is such a big city that I can usually blend in and not be recognized as The SuperStripper. My experience as a customer, however, left much to be desired.
Become a GOOD Stripper
September 1st, 2010Become a Stripper: 5 Surprising Facts about Strippers
August 31st, 2010A new British study into the lives of strippers has come up with some interesting figures, so to speak — concluding, for instance, that about one in four are college graduates. That’s just one of several recent research claims about those who take their clothes off for a living. Here’s a round-up:
Strippers earn more when they’re ovulating
Strippers make an average of $30 per hour more when they are ovulating than when they are menstruating, according to a study by the University of New Mexico. Women on the pill — who generally do not ovulate — made significantly less. Researchers said this was proof men react to female ovulation, a claim that had some critics scoffing. But, then again, maybe “a stripper who feels sexy gives a more tip-worthy lap dance than one who feels uncomfortable during her period,” said Sharon Begley at Newsweek.
One in four lap dancers has a degree, study finds
August 28th, 2010The first academic research project into lap dancing has found that, rather than being uneducated young women who have been coerced into the industry, one in four dancers has a degree and has been attracted by the money.
Dancers took home an average of £232 a shift after paying commission and fees to the club, with most working between two and four shifts a week – giving them annual incomes of between £24,000 and £48,000 a year.
The researchers found no evidence of trafficking in the industry, and concluded that career and economic choices were motivations for dancing rather than drug use or coercion.
Update from the Gentlemen’s Club Expo!
August 25th, 2010Stripper Salary: Three Lies that Unsuccessful Strippers Tell Each Other
August 15th, 2010By Luna Minsky
When I started dancing years ago, the industry was different from what it is today. Clubs were packed with clients, and there was plenty of money to go around and make everyone happy. These were the days before SARS, before the non-smoking laws were passed. This was the time before the recession, and before massage parlours, rub-and-tucks, and colourful sex ads in the back of NOW Magazine proliferated, luring strip club clients away with a promise of much more for much less.
Become a Super Stripper: How long will it take?
August 11th, 2010I cannot emphasize enough how Stripping requires skill, tact, confidence, patience, and sobriety. These five things take time to develop. It’s completely impractical for a dancer with 2 years of experience under her gsting to think that she can consistently pull what a dancer with 10 years of experience does.
I think about how I acted ten years ago when I first started dancing at the Spearmint Rhino in Upland, CA. I had to sit at the bar and down 3 Captain and Cokes until I had enough confidence to strip down to my pasties and bootyshorts (no bare nipples or gstrings in Upland!) That particular club didn’t have a VIP room and ran 3-for-one lapdance specials every half hour. Dances were $10. My best night ever there I think I made $330…which was three times more than what I was making teaching 36 10-years-olds to play Hot Cross Buns on the recorder.
Gentlemen’s Club Expo:August 22-25, 2010
August 10th, 2010We at SGR are REALLY excited to be a part of the 2020 Gentlemen’s Club Expo in Las Vegas at the end of this month. If you work at a strip club, then you should become familiar with this this annual convention. It is the largest gathering of the year for the owners and operators in the multi billion dollar nightclub industry. We are proud to be part of The Lodge’s booth. So if you live in Vegas, or are planning on attending the Expo, be sure to stop by and say hello.
Go Ahead…Walk a Night in My Stripper Shoes
August 5th, 2010Strippers work grueling hours in the clubs and all perched on top of a pair of towering heels. Wearing 6 inch high heels or higher has been compared to walking on stilts or dancing on ballet pointe shoes. Yowch!
Not only is the risk of falling flat on your rear a concern, there are also long term foot complications that can arise. Chiropractors and Podiatrists recommend that you stay in your stilettos for no more than 20 minutes at a time to avoid permanent damage.
Stripper Salary- After Stripper Bootcamp Testimonial
August 2nd, 2010I received one of those “A-ha!” moment texts the other day.
Being an online business owner is tough sometimes, especially when your online business is trying to sell a self-development product to strippers. There will always be a critic, and we certainly have our fair share of those! Sometimes it is disheartening to read a comment from someone who thinks that we are trying to “hustle” our peers. Granted, it takes a small minded person to think that way but nevertheless we are always making efforts to remain the most credible Stripper School on the planet!!





















Another Reason to Become a Stripper: Strip Clubs are Good For You
August 30th, 2010Strip clubs — good for men? VCG Holdings, an adult entertainment giant with 19 clubs in 10 states thinks so. Recently, they commissioned Empire Research to conduct a study about the impact strip clubs have on men’s health.
“Besides the obvious — beautiful women — we wanted to know what attracted men to adult clubs.” Michael Ocello, president of the VCG Holdings, told The Riverfront Times. “We always knew that our clubs made men feel good, but we didn’t expect the researchers to come back with medical findings that our clubs can also be healthy for you.” Read more... (314 words, estimated 1:15 mins reading time)
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