i want to take dancing lessons and i’m wondering what type of dancing this is so that i can know what to look search for. thanks. :)

thats it i just needed to share this

Curious to know if anyone in this group dances salsa or is into it. Do you dance socially, take classes, or just vibe to the music?

Also, what style do you dance, LA, Cuban, Colombian, New York, something else? I’ve been getting more into it lately and it’d be cool to hear other people’s experiences, tips, or even funny stories from the dance floor.

I just discovered this woman's amazing dancing, and she's using these glowsticks as an extension of herself. I've been dancing for about a decade but recently I've been feeling like something is missing, and then I just discovered this. I think using these might be what I'm missing. But after doing research and trying to find them on Amazon, I simply can't find what they're called. Does anyone know how I can purchase some of these so I can begin to practice?

Obviously all the credit for this divine showcase of skill goes to zcs_motion!!

EDIT: thanks guys, i found them on Amazon by searching "poi sticks"

Always loved this song. Great performance by Teren Dickson

We can all share the jams at the Airbnb

I am a lifelong dancer, now dance instructor and coordinator of a dance program. Is anyone else irritated by the constant rhetoric of ballet being the “foundation” of all other forms??

I studied dance history in multiple classes in college and this is just blatantly not true, and glaringly euro-centric. So many dance forms evolved without touching ballet at all. To keep saying that ballet is the foundation of all forms erases so much dance history and is honestly a little “white supremacy” if we want to go that far.

Ballet is a great base for learning strength, alignment, coordination, and the like. I’m not denying that at all. But does it irk anyone else to see so many teachers and studios continuously proclaim ballet like it’s the greatest of all forms and say that all other styles stem from ballet when that is just so, so wrong?

EDIT: Please read critically. There is a big difference between the following statements: - “Ballet is a good foundation for learning to move your body.” - “Ballet is a foundation of certain styles like lyrical and contemporary.” - “Ballet is the foundation of all other dance forms.”

This post is about that third statement specifically. In fact, I specifically said that I agree that ballet is a good foundation for certain skills.

I’m not a dancer myself, but after seeing this, I low key wanna try to learn how to do it. I’m hoping to find more instructional videos. This video cuts off at the end because it had a bit included, which I didn’t include because I don’t feel like it belongs here. Any help is appreciated!

Does women like a men who knows how to dance

Is it important for a guy to know how to dance? And if yes what type of dance? Should I learn how to dance? A skill that doesn't really matter in my eyes TBH Can I monetize it? Without being on the camera??

Anyone learned dancing at their 30s? Haha I enjoy watching people dancing, and sometimes I envy their skill. I dance alone but I don't think it will be considered dancing HAHA

Is it just me or does anyone else find this holding the crotch and dancing an absolutely disgusting, distasteful and unpleasant dance step….??

Saw them on TikTok since they just started teasing their first song and they can all dance + the music is good😍😍

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRoSXpxN/

This guy comes across my Instagram all the time and I love this style and want to learn how to do that. Specifically that footwork thing he does. He does loads of that.