I don't know how often this piece of advice is given, but it was one of the biggest assets to my game that I could have done when II had just started out. Improv classes help you iin so many ways, I couldn't list them all. Just throwing this out there.

It helps with, off the top of my head:

  1. Being creative, especially in your responses.
  2. Being more spontaneous.
  3. Living more in the moment, at least during interactions, and being less inside your head or overanalyzing.
  4. Learning how actual humor works and what's funny and what makes it funny.
  5. A lot of the improv drills and rules you learn can apply to pick up.
  6. Developing better neural associations. You can free flow talk for longer, and about more interesting things.
  7. You'll run out of things to say MUCH less often while talking to girls.
  8. It's scary and you step outside of your comfort zone a lot.
  9. It's a LOT of fun.
  10. Very positive experience. I always left class feeling good with my mood lifted. Like a natural antidepressant.
  11. You meet very cool and positive people too. Some hot girls were in my class. They'll probably be like-minded individuals.
  12. You'll be less afraid of looking like a fool or messing up or getting rejected.
  13. Improv classes are all about accepting what happens, and you learn through failure. No judgments, just acceptance and positivity.
  14. Makes you more extroverted / charismatic.

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The way my class was structured was 3-4 hours a class, 1 class a week, for 12-16 weeks per semester. After you finished your 4th semester you didi a live graduation show in front of a live audience that was fully seated, which was scary but hella fun.

(I've also done 2 years of film acting classes, I'll write a post about that later, as that benefited me in very different ways from improv classes)

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Trust me, it's a worthwhile investment. I took 4 semesters of improv when I first started out on my "seduction journey".

I plan on doing improv classes again in the near future. The benefits can't be fully put into words.