Learn These 6 Simple Impressive Dance Moves

Hey, I'm clay. I remember when I started dancing and I wanted to do all these super sick

moves

, but my teachers and friends always told me that I had to

learn

my basics first, which I'm so glad I did because I'm a much better

dance

r doing that, but If you want to scratch that itch and see some

impressive

simple

moves

under your belt, I have here six

simple

but

impressive

dance

moves, move number one, kickball change, this is a three-part move with its origins rooted in African American dance forms such as jazz and Jive, but today the Kickball shift and its variations are used in styles such as hip hop tap ballet and many more begin by kicking the foot and keeping it unflexed. pointing, bring that foot back and land on the balls of your foot, then step your other foot back and hold for a count, repeat these steps.

Now, kicking your back foot forward, step back onto the ball of that foot and bring your other foot back and hold it for a count your timing will be one, two, three whole, one, two, three. You can also do a more basic form of the move, which is a ball change subtracting the kick. Also here are some things you can do. with your arms, if you're not comfortable deciding for yourself yet, roll forward and out, cross with your shoulders up, or chop like crazy, okay, just kidding, don't do that unless you're down, right? , you have it like this.

That you understood it as movement number two, waving the arm, is more of a technique than a movement. The exact origin of the arm movement is unknown, as there are many cultures that use shaking techniques in their dances, however, the waving style or just the arm. The wave technique itself was perfected and achieved great popularity through street dancing Legends and pioneers such as Jay Smooth David elsewhere pop and John and of course the legend of late pop and the taco may they rest in peace there are many more taxpayers, that's just some of us. We will start with a four-point arm movement and then

learn

a six-point arm movement.

You'll see what I mean. The simplest four-point arm movement starts by raising your hand as if you were telling someone to stop and then relaxing your hand. and raise your wrist like you're a praying mantis, then the hardest step relax your wrist and raise your elbow, you should look like you're smashing a pancake or something, then straighten your arm and raise your shoulder up to your ear, don't bring From ear to shoulder, combine those steps, smooth them out, and even reverse them with no stops between each segment for a smooth arm wave. Now we will make the much more attractive and attractive six point arm wave which has all the same steps except Add a few points at the beginning: fingertips lift the Lesser Knuckles, lift the Greater Knuckles and then continue with the same steps as before with the praying mantis, pancake smash, and shoulder raise if you want more in-depth lessons on waves from beginner to finish.

Until really advanced, you should check out Boogie Frantic's shaking classes on Steezy. Those classes truly changed my life and helped me understand how to wave on a level I never knew existed. Move number three, the knee slide, is such a simple but effective move for covering ground. at the beginning, middle or end of a dance, it's confident and sexy. Also, don't be afraid to wear knee pads while you practice this and learn how to do it correctly. Get on your knees and lift your back leg like this. front hand on the floor and with the fingers away from the body, you don't want them to look inward, use the back leg to push forward off the ground while the rested leg swings forward through the arch of the back legs and lift the leg slightly. back leg.

You'll actually slide on the side of your calf even though the move is called an e-slide because a calf slide sounds like a baby cow sliding down a hill. Finish your movement by landing your raised legs with your foot down and resting your arm on it. because it looks cool and you're cool move number four doodle foot this move is basically a faster, stronger house version of a bad I didn't do that with the French accent that was weird a beret that you'll often see in ballet or jazz dance , but it originated in ballet, start with your right foot outward with your toes pointing 45 degrees outward and bend your knees, then rest your weight on it, place your left foot back so it peeks out beyond your right foot and then take a step with your right.

Take your foot out immediately afterwards and bring your left foot back to the starting position your right was in, repeat the steps on the other side, then you want to speed up the movement. Your timing should be like one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three and when you go faster it will go one e and two e and three e and four e and 5p and 60 and 7 then you know that I can't even tell but your feet will move fast your arms may be out and floating or so they're running or they're crazy cutting off their arms okay no joke don't do it but are you down?

However, move number five, heel toe or V-step, or Mike and Ike, Pac-Man or Happy Feet, okay, disclaimer move names get crazy. They mix and change when it comes to social dances and that's a beautiful thing but terribly difficult to follow. This move is sometimes called heel-toe, although there is another move called heel-toe in house dancing and Hip-Hop on the boardwalk and Swing dancing is called v-step and in the northeastern US it is called v-step. called Pac-Man or Happy Feet although Happy Feet is also the name of this hip-hop movement and in Chicago it is called mics or Mike and Mike's I. rambling how did you grow up calling this movement leave your answer in the comments let's practice this movement sitting down To begin we will do one foot at a time starting with the right one, lift your toe and turn it to the right while you have your heel on the ground, lower your right toe while turning to the left, plant that toe and lift your heel towards the left, bring your heel to the right and plant your entire foot, so toe down, heel down, toe down, heel down, on the left foot, we'll lift it up. our heel up and to the right heel down and to the left toe up and to the left toe down and to the right now you want to combine the movements of the feet, this will take practice because it is like a tongue twister for the body. and I know it's not the simplest, but at least you know you're not doing some crazy crazy arm-slicing number six Bedrock move.

I love this hip-hop move because it's mind-blowingly simple and your hands are free to do whatever they want, stand in a neutral position. position raise your right foot and then as you lower your right foot, turn your left foot to the left, repeat on the other side raising your left and centering your leg, then lower and rotate your right foot outward so this movement looks Even better. Try to imagine a kind of air bag or flexible cushion under your descending foot. The moment you step on that imaginary air pocket, the escaping air pushes your other foot out through the rotating ends only when you have completely flattened that pocket and do whatever you want with your arms. cross and open this is how the move is originally done do a shrug position finger guns trying to find balance positions or not crazy cutting your arms try to wave you know you just learned that yeah just do that what do you think anyway?

That's all for this video. I hope you liked it, tell us what are your simple and impressive dance moves that you do at the club, at the school rally or at your weird cousin's wedding. See you next time, like and subscribe.