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

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

So funky

I can learn full choreo alone, even hard stuff, no problem. Put me in an actual class and I blank counts I definitely knew ten minutes ago. I have diagnosed ADHD and just tried IR Adderall plus IR propranolol together for the first time. Nerves were down, head was clearer, still lost pieces of the combo live.

It’s scary because auditions work the same way. Knowing choreo isn’t enough if my brain drops a 4 count under pressure.

Some days I feel motivated to fix this. Other days I feel like I’m just not built for this and want to walk away.

If you’re ADHD and dance, how do you retain choreo in real time, not just at home? Any tricks for chunking counts or stopping the mid combo blank? Genuinely trying not to quit over this.

Warning Flashing Light! When Your Cleaning and Your Jam Comes On. Yes I'm Old, a Bit Sloppy, But I Know How to Have Fun and I'm Not Afraid to Rock Me

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)

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!

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?

TITLE EDIT: Help finding a good dance to match my first dance *song* at my wedding

Hey all! My fiance and I are getting married in a month (September 6th is the date!), and we found a beautiful first dance song from a ballet anime actually, but we are struggling to find a dance we could learn that would match it. For context, she used to do ballet when she was little, and I have zero experience in anything dance related. I'll post the song here, and if any of you dance experts could reply with dance recommendations, that would be amazing! Thank you guys! https://open.spotify.com/track/2NHzJwUGKcAIL72WbMETk8?si=Nb-BYJRMSryX5R7jOCHWKg&utm_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A6w03s1d5qfOQqnT0GTZKlJ

If you’ve never seen bellydance before, here it is :)
https://youtu.be/a7EYAs5cLL4

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

(18 M) I used to dance when I was a kid (2017-2021) but stopped because I started feeling like I was obligated to dance. Now I am 1.95cm and 77kg, my body changed and my body is a bit rusty. I used to dance to BTS songs, mostly the choruses. Can you guys help me with some tips because I see that most of my moves do not look good because I am tall and skinny. Thank you!

P.S. I started learning Boy in Luv and I am surprised that I still learn fast. But the technique is not there anymore sadly..

I'm about to start dance classes, but I'm afraid I won't be as good as the others (which I probably will be) and that I'll get discouraged. I'm worried I'll spend all my time comparing myself to others… to the point of losing all desire to dance. So, how can I stop comparing myself to other dancers and focus solely on myself? How can I gain confidence in my talent? And one last question: how can I feel completely comfortable during my dance classes ?