Sexy Walk to Music

[Jay]

Hey y'all Jay here.

I was walking across campus today thinking, and I remembered a little something I wanted to throw up here.

In all of Chase's articles that mention walking, he emphasizes that slow, fluid, yet deliberate movements are the key to a sexy walk.

When I was perfecting my walk, I had trouble with an exact speed for my walk. I knew it had to be slow, but how fucking slow? Did I have to consciously put one foot in front of the other like I was walking through molasses? Could I speed it up a bit when I really needed to get to class?

Eventually I found a personal solution.

In a few of the posts I have written on here, I have mentioned my love of music and its use in seduction. I have been playing various string instruments since I was five, and since have expanded to include fairly extensive knowledge of the guitar, drums, bass, and a few wind instruments, as well as the mandolin; therefore, I always found I gained more understanding from something being explained to me musically.

I had settled on a few walking speeds, until one day last Fall, I was going to class listening to my iPod, and Voodoo Child by Jimi Hendrix came on.

I love some fucking Jimi, so I got into it, walking in a sexy fashion (feet forward, thighs apart, shoulders swaggin' as stated in a more recent, specific GirlsChase article; golden shit, useful read) to the music with a slight smile on my face due to the badass feel of the song's intro.

Suddenly I noticed that the amount of girls shooting looks my way increased dramatically, almost instantaneously.

I was baffled for a second, but then it dawned on me that I had found a perfect fucking tempo for my walk!

Whenever I walked around for awhile, I just imagined the intro of Voodoo Child in my head, stepped into the tempo, and after a while it became my natural walking speed. I've never looked back.

I suggest finding a good 'swag song', if you will, for yourself to get a good walking speed. It helped me immensely, and anyone is welcome to use Voodoo Child. Trust me, it fucking works.

Hope this helps,

Jay

 

[Balsir]

Hey, Jay!

I find that mostly groovy songs with a distinct, cool rhythm tend to prime up your nonverbals, even though motivational lyrics helped me as well. Voodoo Child works like a charm, I also got the same effect from Not Their Fight by David Holmes(a bit faster, usually use it when I need to hurry, but still want to practice my walk).

I had settled on a few walking speeds, until one day last Fall, I was going to class listening to my iPod, and Voodoo Child by Jimi Hendrix came on.

Made me grab my guitar and play some Jimi.

All in all, a great post!

Balsir

 

[trashKENNUT]

I suggest finding a good 'swag song', if you will, for yourself to get a good walking speed. It helped me immensely, and anyone is welcome to use Voodoo Child. Trust me, it fucking works.

I be dancing all over the street instead, man. HAHA! but i do have a certain kind of feel, that i need when i started to learn slow walk, like a momentum.

Zac

 

[Cam87]

"I knew it had to be slow, but how fucking slow?"

This cracked me up!

Agree on the tactic and song.

 

[Rasui]

I noticed something similar while warming up on the treadmill at my gym. I never thought to use that natural strut you get when a song you like comes on to pace yourself though, excellent tip.