Hip hop dance masterclass: learn hip hop dance at home vol.2

Practice criss-cross at slow tempo for eight counts in hip hop dance masterclass vol.2, then speed up to eight counts of fast criss-cross, changing your hands to make it easier.

Learn the happy feet hip hop move in two basic versions—non jumping and jumping—by turning both feet, rotating the whole body, and choosing arm placements for balance.

Learn the Happy Feet practice, starting slow, then faster, while counting through the sequence from one to seven.

Master the pas de bourrée by crossing and stepping in quick, alternating directions, with level changes and fast tempo, while keeping arms optional and focusing on leg precision.

Practice pas de bourrée with a slow version for the first eight counts, speed up for the next eight counts, then explore the news in this hip hop masterclass vol.2.

Learn the Brooklyn hip hop move, a fast, criss-cross inspired sequence that crosses and opens the legs with precise timing, balance, and quick, goal-oriented practice.

Practice the Brooklyn move with an eight-count slow sequence, then speed up for the following eight counts.

Learn a dynamic hip hop move that lifts the knees and pushes the hips forward. Then synchronize arm throws with opposite-direction leg lifts while counting one, two, one, two.

Engage in four hours of hip hop Alf practice, starting with eight counts of a slow version, then speeding up for eight counts before you explore the moon.

Learn the Shamrock move by mastering the step, turn, and jump sequence, using quick turns, proper foot positioning, and coordinated arm movements to progress from slow to faster execution.

Perform Shammar without hands for the first eight counts, then add hands for the next eight counts, and finally explore the new.

Master the pepper seed by practicing leg steps and side-to-side movement, then add relaxed arm motion driven by the shoulders, with 1-2-3-4 counting, including both regular and jumping reach-to-sky variations.

Practice the pepper seed move by counting four to eight, starting with hands one after the other, then progressing to twice in the same direction during the pause.

Master the Roger Rabbit by coordinating shoulder rolls, arm follow-through, and leg circles with a front-to-side-to-back foot circle, including jump changes for a smooth, progressive practice.

Practice the Roger Rabbit move in eight counts of a slow version, with an option to try a faster version if comfortable to deepen the movement.

Master a hip hop routine with shamrock variations, both with and without hands, a regular pepper seed with its hand-raise variation, and a slow Roger Rabbit across eight-count segments.

Learn the basic monastery in hip hop by circling the arms, rotating the leg with a hip push, and coordinating upper body twists through slow practice to faster tempo.

Perform monastery practice by executing two eight-counts per move, starting slowly, then gradually speeding up, and exploring the movement as much as possible.

Learn the Steve Martin hip hop move with leg lifts, front-back footwork, turns, and optional arm coordination, plus tips on balance and timing.

Practice a Steve Martin dance routine using four to eight counts per month, starting without hands and then adding hands for the next two counts, repeating the rhythm.

Master the creep by crossing your arms front and back, lowering into a knee-bent, ball-of-foot stance, and coordinating arm and leg moves through an eight-count.

Perform two eight-counts of a simple crepe, then explore that move by testing different angles and changing levels to make it as beautiful as possible.

master the atl stomp, a simple hip hop move with two side kicks followed by a jump, then repeat in the opposite direction, with optional arm positions and back/front variations.

master the Atl stomp through two eight-counts, exploring forward and backward directions to make the move look cooler, and start from count one to eight to explore it deeper.

Learn routine no 3 featuring four moves—creep, APL stomp, Stomp Monastery, and Steve Martin. Practice eight-count segments, then slow Monastiraki and add optional hand variations to finish.

Learn the body wave, a foundational hip hop move flowing from head up through chest, then hips to legs, using open chest, close chest, hide hips, and straight legs.

Master the arm wave by practicing finger rolls, hand opening, and shoulder and elbow alignment in both directions, then synchronize two arms for a connected wave.

Combine your body wave with a deep, strong bounce to perform the jack and wave, warming up with visible power before refining balance, hip circles, and arm movements.

Practice the jack and wave fundamentals at a slow eight counts, then speed up to a beat for another eight counts, focusing on rhythm and enjoyment.

Join the hip hop dance masterclass to master the SpongeBob move with cross and open leg jumps, practiced at slow tempo before faster execution.

Practice SpongeBob variation for four to eight hours, starting very slow and then speeding up the beats, building timing and rhythm for hip hop dance at home.

Practice routine no. 4 in the hip hop dance masterclass vol. 2, featuring SpongeBob, Modise, Cholmondeley, and Jack and Wave in a slow eight-count structure with optional variations.

Look forward to updated videos with more hip hop dance moves as the instructor records new content. Stay tuned for upcoming lessons.

Complete volume two of the hip hop dance masterclass and enroll in volume one to learn additional moves that elevate your hip hop skills.

Congratulations on finishing the course; keep practicing those hip hop moves to improve your hip hop dance skills, and look forward to the next hip hop dance courses.