
Learn how this course is structured through lessons and practice videos, with flexible pacing, optional order, and guidance to build concepts and movements step by step.
Practice weight shifts between feet, add a clap between shifts to form a step clap groove, then swing the arms and lift the knee up in step touch sequences.
Practice video for weight shifts in basic grooves, guiding dancers to execute the groove basics on the dance floor.
Learn step touch variations with forward and back touches, diagonal kicks using the inside edge of the foot, and coordinated arm opposition, ending in a runner pose with rhythm.
practice video for step touch variations guides you through large forward diagonals to build coordination, then use the runner pose for back touches and drop into a normal step touch.
Learn to perform upward and downward pulses, drop the body and rise with the beat, using full-body weight shifts, step touches, and gravity-driven movement.
Practice pulses up and down to build rhythm and control on the dance floor. Follow the practice video to perform the up and down pulses.
Keep a smooth, continuous movement to stay on beat, avoiding lagging behind or rushing ahead. Practice with arms, legs, and everyday actions to move the beat around your body.
Engage in rhythm training through practice to improve your dancing on the dance floor today.
Section 1 focuses on overall practice for getting on the dance floor. The lecture sets the tone for practical, accessible learning within the course.
Begin by learning to move well through basic grooves, then add cool moves and combine them to look and feel confident on the dance floor.
Start every movement from the ground, engaging feet, legs, core, hips, and arms to build power and coordination. Connecting to the ground makes dance movements smooth and efficient.
Shake tension from your body with a guided warm-up that loosens arms, legs, neck, and shoulders, invites deep breathing, boosts circulation, and improves movement quality for dancing.
Learn to move from the ground up by stabilizing hips and shoulders, engaging the inner thighs, and guiding energy through the hips into the arms for fluid shoulder-led swings.
Practice shoulders on the dance floor. Get on the dance floor course centers on shoulders practice.
Learn to generate power and connection by moving from your standing leg, guiding your free leg through controlled slides and low downs, engaging inner thighs for coordinated rhythm.
Engage in legs practice to prepare for dancing on the dance floor, aligning with the get on the dance floor course goals.
Learn chest movement in dance by locating the sternum, coordinating chest and pelvis, and channeling ground energy through the legs to power chest slides, bumps, and pops.
Practice chest movements on the dance floor as part of the get on the dance floor course.
Learn to move your hips with a ground-based twist and forward-back pelvis swing, keeping your chest facing forward, knees over toes, and feet rotating for safe, rhythmic hip sequencing.
Practice hip movements to build confidence while dancing on the dance floor. Apply focused hip actions to improve movement quality and flow on the floor.
Move from the ground up with practical exercises and a mental shift toward grounding your movements. Revisit favorite lessons and aim to master at least three moves before progressing.
Put it together by applying your tools to move in space, vary rhythm, and transition between moves; listen to music and dance in your own style.
Move around the dance floor by adding forward and back travels to basic steps and chest slides, with rhythm changes and rotations for forward, backward, and side movement.
Practice moving it around to get comfortable on the dance floor. Explore practical movements to build coordination and rhythm.
Discover rhythm variations beyond step touch, including touch step and multi-touch sequences with hip twists, while keeping your pulse consistent every beat and blending slides.
Practice changing up the rhythm on the dance floor to reinforce repetition and improve timing in this first practice.
Practice changing up the rhythm to strengthen timing and groove on the dance floor in this second installment of the get on the dance floor course.
Master transitions between step touch, hip twists, and low down by balancing on one foot and maintaining a steady pulse for smooth, connected movement.
Learn to execute smooth transitions on the dance floor through focused practice drills and progression that build timing, balance, and movement fluidity.
Engage in transitions practice #2 to refine movement on the dance floor, improving flow, timing, and connection between steps.
Learn to adjust your movement in response to music by listening closely to changes that stand out, and apply this practice to guide your dancing.
Move beyond technique and bring personality to your dancing while building confidence to join others on the dance floor. Discover a stepwise guide that offers ideas to boost confidence gradually.
Build confidence on the dance floor by embracing low expectations, learning simple steps like a step touch, and progressively dancing in public through low-stakes practice and mental check-ins.
Build confidence on the dance floor by dancing to meet people, have fun, and relieve stress with skills from this course. Explore bonus moves and try hip hop or swing.
This bonus introduction takes you beyond dancing on the floor, starting you on the path to becoming a dancer who can turn heads, impress people, and make them go wow.
Spins add style to dance; balance on the front of your foot, coordinate with your arms, and keep your knee, hip, and foot aligned for safe quarter and half turns.
Spin practice on the dance floor, focusing on spins to help you perform with ease and confidence.
Learn tic tacs, a funky footwork variation powered by hip and leg rotation. Practice balancing on heel and ball, rotating legs to travel and side-to-side variations.
Make progress on your dance skills with tick tocks practice to get on the dance floor.
Learn the butterfly dance move by rotating the legs in and out, shifting hips forward and back, and coordinating knee rotations with expressive arm stylings.
Practice the butterfly on the dance floor to master the butterfly move. Strengthen your dance floor routine through focused practice.
In this course, I'll give you a step by step breakdown of how to go from any level of discomfort or awkwardness on the dance floor to being confident, feeling comfortable in your own skin, and dancing with coordination and rhythm. I teach movement and dance around the world, and I specialize in working with people who are new to dancing. My goal is to get you out on the dance floor having fun and feeling great as soon as possible.
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