Leading and Following: D/s Body Language

with Alexandria from Click Your Heels

Mukunda Studio, 1228 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

10/10 Noon - 3pm Pacific

In this interactive class, we borrow leading and following techniques from partnered dance and apply it to D/s. No dance understanding is required. No partner is required.

Using simple concentration and dance techniques, we explore the internal mind/body connection for Dominants and submissives, non-speaking body language communication between the leader and follower, and how this works in 24/7, scenes, and more.

Info for Students:

Be prepared to move barefoot. (No shoes are allowed in the studio space.) Please bring a bottle of water for yourself. If you would like to take notes, please bring your preferred materials for that but it's not necessary - if you just want to move and listen, that's ok too.

PRESENTER:

Alexandria has been teaching dance and movement since 1998, including private lessons, small group studio classes, and large public classes of 100+. Her repertoire includes pole for all bodies, ballet for real life, belly dance, floorwork, high heels dancing, lap dancing, Flexibility 4 Life, salsa, merengue, bachata, cha-cha, east coast swing, social waltz, feminine sensual movement, rhythm training, body confidence, non-verbal communication, and more. Her mantra is #whenindoubtslowdown and her rally cry is "All bodies, all genders, all ages: come home to your body". Her teaching emphasizes reclaiming your body and self-love, strength, flexibility, improvisation, and musicality.

ACCESS:

In SF, this class will be held at Mukunda Studio, 1228 Folsom St 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103. Civic Center is the nearest BART station. Please note that this venue is on the second floor and stairs are the only means of ingress and egress to the space. We recommend arriving 10 minutes before the class start time for check in. (No shoes are allowed in the studio space.)

Please do not attend in person if you have any respiratory symptoms whatsoever.

Anyone displaying signs of respiratory symptoms may be asked to leave, regardless of vaccination status.