
Join this level 2 men's dance program to boost confidence, movement, and social life. Move like John Travolta and Channing Tatum, with timing, and embrace the early phase.
Learn three basic arm movements—snap, slap, and a subtle mini stroller—to coordinate your upper body as you begin the dance grooves for men level 2, with emphasis on comfortable pacing.
Warm up with loosening exercises to prep your body for dancing, then practice the movements; the exaggerated motions resemble drills to get you ready.
Loosen your shoulders with a side-to-side shoulder lift routine, lifting one shoulder at a time as you lean and follow the 1-2 rhythm.
Loosen your hips with a swaying exercise that simulates a belt pull, then push off the opposite foot to generate power while keeping the head steady and moving fluidly.
Learn a chest and back stretch that relaxes the upper body, opens the chest, and pulls shoulders back with a guided one-two rhythm, then increase tempo.
Loosen your hips by shifting weight from one foot to the other in a steady 1-2 rhythm, relaxing the hips and practicing side-to-side movements.
Demonstrate a bottom-based dance move using body weight, acknowledge initial frustration, and share a patient teaching approach to help you flow with practice.
Master the body wave by starting with the upper body, learning three deliberate upper-body movements: head back with posture, a controlled head alignment, and a methodical slouch through 1-2-3 phases.
Practice seated body wave sequences in dance grooves for men, counting 1 2 3 as you loop and combine three movements, then increase speed for a fluid, coordinated groove.
Learn to perform a standing body wave by bending knees, linking two movements into a fluid sequence, and pushing the chest forward to flow from one wave to the next.
Practice body wave movements by starting with larger motions and progressively scaling down, using count sequences and demonstrations to refine timing, size, and speed.
Master the staggered body wave from a standard stance, coordinating forward and backward movement with 1-2 timing to execute smooth, controlled body wave sequences.
Master multiple body waves using a stand, practice the exact route of motion first, then proceed to the second part with pushes and drops to expand your room to maneuver.
practice to music and explore familiar moves with a one size fits all approach to dance grooves for men level 2.
Learn to transition smoothly by switching from one side to the other, pivoting on the balls of your feet with gradual, small movements and slow visual cues.
Scale down the movements on both sides, switch sides smoothly without leaning forward, and follow the rhythm with smaller, controlled steps.
Learn body wave variation 1 in dance grooves for men level 2, with doubling up sequences, quick switches, and scalable steps from small to bigger, following 1-2 counts.
Master body wave variation 2 by coordinating knee bends, side-to-side transfers, and popping steps, bending knees before transitions to the other side.
Explore body wave variation 3 in dance grooves for men level 2, using a side-to-side step, knee pointed out, and a lean back to shape the movement.
Master the snake, a fundamental dance movement similar to the Bond girl cue, and pick up the steps quickly by practicing down there, even when nobody's watching.
Practice seated upper-body grooves in a chair, using a two-motion snake-like sequence: lead with the head, tilt from side to side, and move the body in a 1-2 rhythm.
Stand with feet placed and add an up-and-down bounce, bending knees outward while coordinating upper body motion. Follow 1 and 2 counts, head to one side, then to the other.
Practice to music by following through with the exercises, go back to the previous video if you cannot keep up, then return to this video starting with Ringo.
Learn the snake variation by coordinating forward motion, taps, and step-touches with arm rhythms to blend motion and follow-through in a seamless 1–2 rhythm.
Demonstrate rock groove motions to turn movement into dance and elevate the music experience. See how the groove pairs with electronic music to enhance performance.
Master a simple rocking motion by leaning forward and backward, syncing 1 and 2 with side steps, while keeping the body relaxed and the head looking forward.
Learn to push off one foot with shoulders-width stance and turn to face the direction, then add a rocking left-right sway using 1-2 counts to transition into the movement.
Focus on community first, then practice to music to build dance grooves and rhythm in the dance grooves for men course.
Master a left and right variation with hands, coordinating rock steps with forward and back motions in a clear 1-2 rhythm and alternating body directions.
Master more challenging dance grooves in level 2, learn to stand out in a group, and follow a Jack demonstration and introduction.
master a three-movement jack singles drill, counting 1-2-3 to maintain neck control and upright posture, then execute a walk with a lock for a controlled dance rhythm.
Combine the steps slowly to form a simple sequence, counting 1 and 2 and dropping into the second move, then repeat the set for a cohesive groove.
Scale down and refine each dance section to master the full range of motion, smoothing the rhythm with the 1 and 2 counting patterns and incremental transitions.
Practice jack singles with guided counting and a follow-along drill to develop rhythm. Count 1–2 patterns and practice skips to improve coordination.
Practice left and right dance sequences using 1 2 rhythm counts, alternating directions to build coordination and timing in this level 2 course.
Begin by moving left and right to the music, starting slow and speeding up. Go one on one to practice these steps in this level 2 dance groove.
Learn the doubled jack technique in level two dance grooves for men, mastering the rocking motion and the two-part jack sequence with precise timing and rhythm.
Practice doubled up rhythm by moving slowly, then speaking cues, and repeating front and back steps at a steady 1-2 tempo with smaller movements.
Explore left and right doubled up in level 2 dance, turning to the other side, with boom steps and 1 2 counts to practice transitions.
Demonstrate an easy hip hop groove perfect for dancing to hip hop music, in a practical demonstration suitable for level 2 dancers.
Coordinate upper body and leg bounce to build chest-up breathing, shoulder placement, and 1 and 2 count transitions, then bend the legs and move toward the pole to fuse motion.
Master big motion and small motion by following counted rhythms, with 5-6-7-8 and 1-2 counts, then scale down the motion to refine technique.
Explore left and right dance motions with balance, turning the body from side to side, raising arms, and injecting rhythm and emotion into the sequence.
Practice to music in level 2 dance grooves for men guides you through music-based dance practice for this level.
Master knee bounce with side-to-side variations, using an on-off switch foot pattern and 1-2 counting, and scale down to a balance variation.
master the butterfly variation by keeping toes pointed out, knees popping outward, and syncing the 1 2 rhythm with other variations for a cohesive routine.
Learn the jack in the box move in this level 2 dance groove tutorial, coordinating knee-out footwork, upper body action, and bottom turning with steady 1–2 counts.
Master one dance move at a time to boost confidence and posture, rehearse moves in rounds with previous dances, use them sparingly at the right moments, and have fun.
Hey man,
I've created the dance groove (and sexy dance moves) course to teach guys how to groove and get down to slow music. By slow music, I mean R&B tracks and the songs you do dirty dancing moves at the club to.
Each dance move is broken down in a systematic, logical way. This means that you won't experience overwhelm or frustration when learning the moves!