In general, it can take an inexperienced new dancer anywhere from a few hours to several weeks to learn a choreography.
For example, a simple choreography with basic steps might only take a few hours to learn, while a more complex choreography with challenging steps might take several weeks..
Harlem Shake (me
Keep moving.
The key to remembering a routine is to convert the physical movements into muscle memory which means you don't have to think about each step.
Go over steps in class as much as possible, in particular tricky quick movements.
Repetition is key to creating muscle memory..
Gangnam Style
Follow these steps to learn to dance at home:
Like many street dances, Lite Feet came straight from the community (think cyphers on the street and subway car performances), so it’s only fitting to include a Lite Feet class in this list of dance routines to learn with your friends.
In this one, Rob ShortSircuit Wilson teaches iconic moves like the Tone Wop and Bad One to Ja Rule’s hit single “L.
Let's turn; five, six, seven, eight; one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight; awesome.
So those are three easy, simple dance moves for any beginner to do.
Step -- clap, step -- clap, step -- clap, step -- clap, step -- drop, step -- drop, step -- drop, step -- drop, circle, circle, circle, circle; awesome.
Second, easy dance choreography should be built around grooves rather than hard skills.
Grooves are the movements the body naturally wants to do when it hears music, like head bobbing and hip swaying.
In contrast, harder dance routines are often more technical, and might involve a lot of movements that seem unnatural to you! .
Before you dance, it's important you warm up.
Get your heart rate up and your muscles warm by jogging in place.
Do some stretching like touching your toes and opening your hips to loosen up.
Most dance styles require a bit of flexibility, so focus on a few exercises that will help lengthen tight muscles before you get going.
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