:: The Walk Factor : America's Next Top Model 'Fierce Factor' Tips :.

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We have the 'Walk' or 'Stride' Factor in our Matrix exclusively for America's Next Top Model. The 'Walk Factor' leaders for America's Next Top Model (- Cycle 16) are Brittani, Alexandria and Hannah.

Below we have the Fierce Factor Walk Tips to help YOU have a walk that will get you noticed like Hannah, Alexandria or Brittani!
 

ANTM 'Fierce Factor' Walk Tips

Walk Ranking: 1st Place

Fierce Factor Walk Tip #1 - Monitor Your Posture Head up, back straight and pelvis tucked in. You’ve heard it (perhaps) in grade school, and it still translates well to your attractiveness today. It should appear like you are slightly leaning back – but not so much so that the observer thinks you are forcing it or will fall down.

Walk Ranking: 2nd Place

Fierce Factor Stride Tip #2 - Avoid Staring Down Keep your chin parallel with the ground and your head up. This will cast the illusion of exuding confidence as opposed to self-consciousness. Walking with your head up projects a sense of inner body awareness that implies a self-comfort with ones own body and actions. When YOU seem at ease, your observers will believe.

Walk Ranking: 3rd Place

Fierce Factor Stride Tip #3 - Be Ballsy Use the balls of your feet the most. When stepping, first land on the balls then lower your heel. When pushing off, raise your heel first then push off using the balls of your feet. Also, practice turning on the balls of your feet: this will create a more fluid appearance and better maintain the appearance of balance and grace.

Walk Ranking: 4th Place

Fierce Factor Stride Tip #4 - Take Shorter Steps Short steps are more attractive and languid. Although long lines seem to be the ideal, in actuality it ultimately makes your stride too fast. Remember that you are not speed walking; instead, you are prancing to be seen - give them time to appreciate the look.

Walk Ranking: 5th Place

Fierce Factor Stride Tip #5 - Sway, Don't Switch Women who are overtly “walking to be sexy” have a tendency to overly “switch” their hips which creates an “obviousness” that should be avoided. Languid motions are more ideal for the subconscious communication of seduction, hence, swaying one’s hips is more attractive than a falsely jutting switch step. Dance videos (or even videos specifically on walking gracefully) are a great resource for learning the moves to “sway” your public.

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