How to Do Erotic Hula Dancing

Traditional hula was a sacred practice using music, dance and poetry to share the genealogy and legends of Hawaii's people. Hawaii's oral tradition of "talk" story told of gods through songs, and hula dances were the highest form of spiritual and artistic expression. But when the first Christian missionaries arrived in Hawaii, they banned hula as too erotic. Now you can practice the sensual art form of erotic hula dancing.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

1. Get inspiration from the big screen. Hula has appeared in movies as an erotic and sexual act. One of the earliest instances is in the 1927 film "Hula." In it, flapper icon Clara Bow, one of the earliest sex symbols, appeared nude performing a sexy hula.

2. Take hula lessons. Dancing hula properly is a refined skill; it requires grace and controlled, delicate and flowing movements. The sensual connections to your body through these movements can make it an erotic experience. Connecting the mind and body through these movements is essential to making it more than just a ritualistic dance.

3. Dance with a partner. Through chemistry with another person, any dance, including the hula, can transform from an innocent movement to something more like an intimate sexual act. Moving in and out of someone's personal space can be very sensual, especially as you occasionally brush up against one another.

4. Perform for someone else. Dancing the hula specifically for the eyes of 1 other person can be an erotic treat. The sensuality comes from the slow, graceful movements and the beauty of the body when doing so. In this format, the hula motions can tell a story of intimacy between 2 people.

5. Use hula as a form of foreplay. Begin dancing in front of your partner, and then gradually seduce him, making the flowing motions turn to graceful touches and rhythms.