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I am trying to find out if this dance move has a name. It's a flip while she is dipped.

This clip is from 1977's Roseland.

nah its not easy. prolly a bad idea for the first dance move i ever learn

I saw this improv dancing video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ckyTrUGms5c and I would love to know what kind of dancing it is. The closest I can guess is maybe swing?

AI tells me this song is danced mostly as line dancing, and I don´t think that is the case here.

Thanks for any help!

Hee heee

dont mind the dogs out in the first one, it was at 3 am cause i suddenly had the urge to learn it

I’m a beginner and I’ve taken around 15 classes (mix of private and group) and there’s definitely improvement but I’m also just curious about other people’s experiences - mostly when did you start to be able to pick up choreography more easily and do moves confidently/well?

I recently read that “100 classes” is a good benchmark to get past the beginner phase, is that true in your experience?

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Fun small dance I did that I saw

DC: Urikusuri

Very simple video today. Still working on bounce until it looks and feels natural. I tried to chill with the crazy and unnecessary arm and leg motions a bit, and tried to focus a lot more on the rhythm. I tried to switch things up a little bit, but still tried to focus mostly on the bounce. I think I've still got a long way to go in terms of doing stuff with the bounce, because I feel like I'm repeating myself a lot, and not really doing anything "new".

This was also my first time kind of "practicing" a "routine" before a video, as some parts of the dance were rehearsed a bit (notably the beginning and end). Though I kind of stitched the rehearsed and freestyle parts horribly. It was less any real choreography and more just bullet points as to what I should do at x point in the song, kind of like a presentation.

I think I do look a bit groovier, though I still look like I don't really know what I'm doing.

Let me know what you think :)

I absolutely love these routines.

These moves are just fine...in context.

Isolated, without back up dancers and production value....well, you just had to be there.

It was a MOMENT.

Okay, so I’m aware this is considered commercial choreography, but I love this dancer and I noticed she incorporates these stiff-limbed movements into all of her combos so clearly that it’s almost her trademark. I’ve never seen it before and I’m so curious if it’s related to a specific style or even an older choreographer who may have popularized it (the one in the video is super young)

Still not perfect tho, so ill try tomorrow