What kind of body language to extroverts display, and how to be more extroverted?

[Savingtimeforya]

What’s a typical body language for an extrovert, and how to become more extroverted?

[HighlyVolatile]

I don't know even though I'm on the extreme end of extroversion. I just love being with people, including complete strangers. So maybe I just looked way more relaxed surrounded by strangers than usual. I'm also down for fun so if I'm at a party, I want to dance in the middle of the dance floor.

I'm having more fun than anyone. I like to dance a lot too even though that's not always typically considered cool for a guy among most ethnicities yet my black friends will vouch for my dancing.

I just think life is about fun and adventure and I like to meet new people all the time (men, women, young, old). If you like that, then I figure your body language will reflect it.

[HighlyVolatile]

Maybe one thing that's different for us extreme extroverts is that we're not so judgmental. You can't be after talking to so many people. Even someone stereotypically considered a bimbo girl, for example, isn't. She might seem so shallow and superficial at first but you get to know her, get to see the deeper side of her that she hides, and you find so much depth and complexity to her that you can't really say you're any smarter or better.

Everyone is a genius as I see it. Everyone is talented in their own way if we just take our time to see it. This is maybe an extrovert style of thinking. I think introverts are far more judgmental because they base their judgments on far less experience interacting with other people.

[JuanVeIasco]

Extroverted people are always relaxed and in control of the situation, they walk with their heads up, they walk with a big movement of their arms (like Connor McGregor, only not as exaggerated) , they sit with their legs open, never closed, and they sit as if they were semi-lying down , that shows relaxation and domain. They are also independent, they do not usually look for people, but they look for him.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/spf4wnv-TGg

Here's a good video on Ted Bundy's body language, which is one of the best when it comes to body language and feigning dominance.

[UniquelyBasic]

Head up and chest out