[FREE DOWNLOAD] Aaron Sleazy – Club Game

This is not a standard PUA book. This book is For those that have grasped that PUA doesn’t work.

Sleazy advices( correctly) that a male should max out his looks in a similar manner that girls do. Attractive Women spend hours getting ready for the bars/clubs followed by hours in the gym and strict eating schedules throughout the week.

Fundamentals he calls them. Part one of the book focuses on. Some of my own advice is in here.

Part one:

-Shorter Guys should wear boots or lifter shoes to close the gap between being below or average height to be considered average or even tall. Girls wear heels for the same reason, no shame. I wear 2inch cowboy boots to the bars and the respect from other guys and attention from women is noticable the first night. Don’t go over 3 inchs.

-Chubby guys loose weight, skinny guys start eating a ton. And every guy should be in the gym 3-4 times a week acquiring muscle mass.
-Guys with pasty white skin should get to the tanning bed. My advice
!!!And most important!!!- Acquire some style! Style is a large part of sexual attraction, and girls pay alot of attention to it. Most guys “wear whats comfortable” aka they are lazy.

Take an average guy. Add two inch of height, tanner complexion, style and suddenly he can garner more attention, and get much more positive reactions from women. Much More.

I went from 5’10 200lbs pasty white bodybuilder to 6′ tan shredded 190lbs with style and I almost lost faith in humanity in the amount of attention I got from women. Girls are just as superficial, money , personality are all back seat, even in the trunk . For flings and hookups looks are 80% atleast part of the equation.

Part two of the book: Best part:

Recognize attention/signials from women. Don’t shotgun approach like a goofy PUA. Approach women giving signials, set a sexual tone from the begenning” i think ur cute, so the tone is set for the interaction. Act normal and sexual, lead and it’s in the bag.

Sleazy points out a alot of things guys are oblivious to in a bar setting, a lot of things.

Book is worth a read.