Hip Hop Dance For Beginners

Steve Yurida guides beginners through hip hop dance steps, encouraging persistence with challenging moves and celebrating progress as you start to get better.

Annett Bone guides hip hop dance beginners with a systematic, intentional teaching style that emphasizes progress, learning in the moment, and absorbing lessons from the instructor and class.

Join a welcoming beginner hip hop dance class led by Danny Barcelon, where questions are encouraged, mistakes are part of learning, and supportive instructors help you progress with peers.

Learn the basic body roll from head, chest, stomach, to hips, then add leg movement for range and practice on both sides with counts and music.

Learn to perform chest rolls in hip hop using diaphragmatic movement, a guided warm-up, and a four-point roll (front, right, back, left) practiced with counts and music.

Learn to perform booty rolls with a low squat, a lifted chest, and a smooth scoop up, rolling forward from side to side for a sensual hip hop routine.

Learn basic heel-toe footwork in hip hop for beginners, with pivoting on heels and toes, two versions, counts, balance, and rhythm to groove anytime.

Learn two versions of the heel toe clown walk in hip hop, including a walking version and a twisting version, with emphasis on balance, knee relaxation, and tempo control.

Learn the basic camel walk, a foundational hip hop move, with step and pop technique, and explore simple variations, arm placements, and timing across an eight-count.

Learn the Biz Markie hip hop move from the new jack foundation, focusing on rock, throws, and hops. Two clean versions teach groove and box shapes for home practice.

Learn hip hop dance basics by focusing on your own body and how you feel your body.

Learn the first eight count, mark it to sync with the music, and build a dynamic hip hop dance performance by exaggerating full-out movements and fast counts.

Learn the 2nd eight count in hip hop dance, featuring a dramatic push, rooftop and tick animation, and arm accents synced to counts and music.

Practice the first two eight counts with the music, mark the rhythm, and build the choreography through video driven reps and full out rehearsals.

Practice the third eight count with slow, engaged reps, then flow through rooftop, Bismarck, and body roll sequences, finishing with chest-led sits and a confident tempo.

Preview introduces hip hop dance for beginners with bounce and sharp moves, hinting at Tokyo-inspired style and energetic rhythm.

Learn the first eight count with music through repeated practice, focusing on a low stance with a slight bend at a fast tempo, with mobility variations for the lower back.

Learn the third eight count in hip hop with groove-focused footwork, pivots, and strong arm positions to build timing, rhythm, and character aligned to music.

Learn the 4th eight count with grounded footwork, a diagonal lean, and a sweeping hand pattern through counts five to eight, a foundation move taught in this course.

Master the 4th eight count with music by counting along to the beat. Record yourself, seek feedback, and repeat to refine hip hop moves for beginners.

learn a beginner intermediate hip hop routine to jack harlow's loving on me, broken into eight counts with box hat, cross steps, a lean, and a lunge squat.

Learn the first eight counts with music by marking for timing, then progress to full out practice, building confidence step by step without overwhelm.

Learn the second eight-count with music by counting 1–8, perform a full out with counts, then switch to counting-free practice at a faster tempo with breakdowns.

Master the 3rd eight count with a Ronda jump, elbows leaning, arm placements, and a controlled lunge with a big C arc, heel pivots, and hip and shoulder precision.

Learn to mark and perform routine from the top with three modes: mark with counts, full out with counts, and full out without counting, then film yourself to refine timing.

Preview the hip hop dance for beginners course, offering an accessible overview that introduces the course goals and sets the stage for confident practice.

Learn the first eight count in this beginner hip hop tutorial, with counts 1–2, 3 and 4, shoulder and head tilts, cross-overs, footwork, shrugs, and a mirrored, tempo-scaled breakdown.

Learn the second eight count in hip hop dance for beginners, building rhythm and muscle memory through step-by-step counts, runs, punches, and dynamic levels set to music.

Learn the 1st to 2nd eight count with music by counting eight counts and repeating to build rhythm and foundational hip hop timing.

Synchronize with music by counting eight counts from one to eight, and repeat the sequence to practice the first to third eight-count patterns in hip hop dance.

Develop rhythm and timing by practicing the first through fourth eight-counts to coordinate steps with hip hop music.

Learn a beginner hip hop dance sequence built around the 5th and 6th eight counts, featuring arm flicks, locking, a rightward lunge, and a sweeping leg motion synchronized to the tempo.

Learn the eight-count with no music for hip hop beginners, mastering quick and slow rhythm through slides, circles, superman, and karate stance, then practice at two tempo speeds.

Learn the first eight count with music and test a simple strategy, practicing three attempts to improve readiness for x, y, or z.

Master textures of a second eight count with no music, blending quick and slow phrases, weight transfers on tiptoes, and elbows parallel to floor in beginner to intermediate hip hop.

Learn the third eight-count in hip hop dance for beginners without music, and coordinate counts five six seven eight with arm cues, weight distribution, and footwork.

Practice the third eight count with music by counting 1–8 in slow to medium tempo, focusing on rhythm, timing, and memory of hip hop moves.

Practice the fourth eight count without music by tracing your arm in a big C with the left foot, keeping knees bent, and syncing with the beat to finish clean.