Master the bounce, a core hip hop move, by bending the knees, lifting the shoulders, and coordinating arms, then practice side, front/back balances with and without hands.

Practice the Smurf by alternating two eight counts of slow tempo with eight counts of fast tempo, then explore the move and refine your hip hop fundamentals.

Master the kick ball change across two versions: a kick-and-step and a slide variation. Focus on turning the foot, balance, and optional arm positions to maintain stance and rhythm.

Master the Biz Markie in an eight-count drill: four counts of the Biz Markie move, four counts with a jump, explore the move, and enjoy the rhythm.

Learn the basic loop by coordinating leg lifts with side-to-side arm movements, including one-arm variations for balance; then connect arms to legs and add head and hat coordination.

Learn a basic Reebok move in a four-to-eight-count drill, then explore mood, levels, and tempo, practicing for a full minute to sharpen hip hop fundamentals.

Practice a simple cabbage patch in four to eight counts. Explore the nerve after that.

Master the stick and roll it with two versions—an easier version focusing on knee rotation and chest up, and an advanced option with a wave.

Master the barnie dance by coordinating hip-forward steps with a relaxed, forward-looking pose, chest back and relaxed arms, while moving shoulders and keeping eyes up.

Cross your legs in slow and fast criss-cross variations with balanced knee bends. Align the bounce hand positions with punch-like moves from Reebok for the full move.

Learn the pas de bourrée by crossing and stepping the legs in quick sequence while facing opposite directions to create sharp footwork; practice slowly, then speed up.

Learn the Brooklyn hip hop move, a fast cross-and-open leg sequence similar to criss-cross, focusing on balance, quick transitions, and the coordinating arm pattern.

practice the Brooklyn move in eight slow counts, then speed up for eight counts to build rhythm and tempo for a beginner hip hop dance session.

Master the shamrock through a step, turn, and jump, practicing quick footwork and controlled arm placement to execute continuous, speed-accurate hip hop moves.

Begin the Shammar practice by performing it without hands for eight counts, then add hand movements for the next eight counts, and end by exploring new moves.

Learn the pepper seed hip hop move by coordinating leg steps with relaxed arm swings, guided by shoulder-driven motion, counting 1-2-3-4, with a jumping variation reaching the sky.

Practice consists of Steve Martin dance moves using four to eight counts per month, starting without hands and adding hands in the next two counts, then continuing the count sequence.

Master the creep move in this beginner hip hop course, crossing arms front and back, bending knees, and combining arms with legs on the balls of your feet.

Master the 80 out stomp with left leg kick, kick, jump sequences, learn to jump in place, switch directions, and explore back, side, and front variations in tempo.

Learn the body wave to elevate hip hop dancing, coordinating head, chest, hips, and legs in a flowing motion. Practice opening and closing the chest, hip drops, and straight legs.

Master the arm wave from fingers to shoulder, rolling the fingers, opening the hand, and lifting the shoulder to form a straight line; practice both directions and connect two arms.

Combine your body wave with a strong bounce to perform jack and wave, warming up with deep, powerful bounces, bent legs, and hip circles to master this move.

Perform the SpongeBob variation at a slow tempo for four to eight hours, then accelerate the beats in the second eight hours, counting 1–8 to build rhythm.

Stay patient as the course updates bring more hip hop dance moves and new videos; the instructor will record additional lessons and meet you again in upcoming content.

Congratulations on completing the course—celebrate your progress and commit to practicing all hip hop moves to improve your skills. You're set to become the best hip hop dancer.