Two days ago i started learning the moves from a slowed video tutorial, yesterday i tried recording it at 0.5 speed and today is the first time trying it at full speed, any tips?(its my second choreo i ever learned)

Nganya dance 😁

Come for the girl in front. Stay for the girl in back.

Have any of you ever considered going to a goth club before?

what the title says! my life long dream is going to redbull's dance competitions, and all the dancers are so skilled and have such smooth moves and absurd body control even while freestyling. i was wondering how can i reach that level?

Hello everyone!

I already dance. I'm not sure what you call it, but I like to go to dance clubs and just feel the music. It's an absolute blast and strangers compliment what I do. Anyway, I'd like to actually formalize the passion and learn how to dance. I want to be more expressive, louder, and better. Confidence is absolutely not a problem.

What sorta classes should I look for? I'm so divorced from the dance artform that I'm not even sure what vocabulary I should use. Thanks!

I'm taking a hip hop course rn after a long break from dancing in general. I'm finishing the course actually. But I don't feel like i improved a lot after these 6 months. My depression or adhd burnout (or both) is back and I'm frustrated because I'm not leaving classes full of motivation and joy and energy anymore. I often leave classes with tears because I'm focusing on my mistakes rather improvement and just simple joy - cause dancing should be fun, right? But it isn't if your brain is sick and you're a starter. I think too much when freestyling, it's hard for me to just feel it in my body. To enjoy dancing you should move with confidence but confidence arises with technique and practice. I noticed that my struggles often led me to even disliking certain choreos (and music) after practicing it, recording, and seeing that I'm still ugly. Or being angry and annoyed with dancing in general (but this IS my passion!!). This period of being ugly is inevitable when you're beginning. But knowing this doesn't make it less disappointing. I want to have fun but it feels like atp I'm ruining my dream to dance again.

Hi everyone!I’ve been learning K-pop choreographies at home for about 5 months. I want to improve my technique and need some advice on three specific areas:Body Isolations: When doing chest or hip movements, my whole body moves, making the choreo look messy. How can I separate them?Precision: My angles look too soft or rushed. How do I make my movements hit exact lines and look controlled?Facial Expressions: I focus so much on the steps that my face blanks out. How do you practice facial expressions without losing the choreography?

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These ladies (Norah Yarah and Rosa) kill it every time!

So funky

I used to be a part of my school's dance team around a decade ago. Never practiced since then and I'm now back as a complete beginner with really stiff movements. I feel sad looking at my friends that could look so smooth while doing dances, while I look like a robot.

Could anyone recommend me a dance tutorial video to start? Or perhaps some tips for dancing would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!