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Latest revision as of 01:02, 19 September 2026
 Smile (Commons). Posture is a fundamental, day 2 of the assignment.
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Posture is a body fundamental: back, head, shoulders, chest, stance. The Newbie assignment day 2 is a posture drill in the venues from day 1 — lift the chest, shoulders back, head parallel, walk, and watch whether the street answers differently. [1] It is often listed first under body fundamentals. It is trainable the same day. Most of it slips back, which is why beginner drills return to walk.
See also
- Attractiveness fundamentals
- Newbie assignment
- Walk
- Eye contact
- Game (seduction)
- Outer game
- Peacocking
- Walk
- Sprezzatura
- Law of least effort
References
- ↑ Pickup artist. Wikipedia. Retrieved 18 September 2026.