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Feb 1, 2021 · Today I'll be doing a How to Freestyle Dance Part 1 for you guys who've been asking me to give freestyle tips for those who have been watching the tutorials and don't know how to combine all...
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Nov 17, 2017 · Hip hop dance moves tutorial for how to freestyle dance. If you enjoy our content and would like to support us and make a donation:Venmo: @MihranKStudiosPayP...
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Aug 10, 2020 · Learn about the history and styles of freestyle dance and get tips from the pros to improve your skills. Find out how to start moving, focus on one style, take a dance class, and activate your creativity.
- What Is Freestyle Dancing?
- Understand The Music
- Train Your Fundamentals
- Groove It Out
- Play with Dynamics and Textures
- Play with Combinations of Moves
- Use Concepts to Come Up with Moves
- Practice Wherever, Whenever!
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Freestyle dancing is improvisation. It’s when you do moves on the spot that weren't choreographed ahead of time. You probably freestyle all the time already! You don't have to be in a battle or cypher; full-out performing while you do Karaoke or dancing with a girl at the club (ayy) are versions of freestyling! So don't take it so seriously, especi...
When you freestyle, you're not following a set of moves that was made for that specific song. So, you gotta be able to catch onto the song quickly. First, bob your head to therhythm/tempoof the song. Get your body to find that groove, which will set a sort of pace for your freestyle. Then,listen to the melody– this is the layer of the song that you...
Fundamental, or foundational styles, are the bread and butter of freestyle. These dances emerged in clubs or other social settings where dancers used freestyle to express themselves. (This is also why our first point about music is so important. The music that’s popular in an area or period of time influences how people think, feel, and dance.) Ove...
Most dance styles have a foundational groove. It's key to have that when you're drilling techniques and moves. But let's talk about "groove" in a different sense – Hip Hop grooves! SO much of the Urban Choreography we see and do today came from these base movements. You can learn them in Bianca’s Grooves classes on STEEZY Studio.No choreography, ju...
Nothing’s wrong with doing a little 2-step, but if you want your freestyle to be more dynamic, then experiment with different variations of your movement. Dynamics refer to howyou do a move, not the move itself. For example, you can do the same arm wave in an infinite amount of different ways. Fast and strong? Or initiate from the shoulder? Milk an...
We all have our “default” moves. It’s what our body naturally wants to do to certain sounds. Do you find yourself repeating certain movements? That’s fine! But you can make that move look more complex and interesting by fusing it with other movements. For example, you got your basic two-step – Right, tap. Left, tap. Now… Add arms! Maybe... a head t...
When you freestyle, you might keep reverting to the same "default" moves your body is used to. If you find yourself doing this, try telling a story or depicting a concept with your freestyle. It will force you to think outside your own box. This video explains how you can use “concept-based freestyling” to create new pictures and shapes and pathway...
The best part of FREEstyling... is that it’s FREE. Get it? Eh? Ok seriously. You don’t have to pay for a class or go anywhere fancy. You can freestyle in your garage, your room, your car… Get a group of your friends together and session… hiT DA CLUB and let your freak flag fly. So do it anytime, all the time! And watch yourself grow more comfortabl...
Learn how to freestyle dance with this guide that covers music, fundamentals, grooves, dynamics, combinations, and concepts. STEEZY offers online classes and programs to help you improve your freestyle skills.
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- Breaking. Breaking is a high-energy form of freestyle dance born in New York City during the late 1960s and early 1970s, incorporating various moves from different movements, including martial arts and gymnastics.
- Popping. Popping — founded on the West Coast during the 1960s — is an umbrella term for several unique dance movements that feature a technique of quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to cause a jerk in the dancer's body, referred to as a pop or a hit.
- Clowning/Krumping. To tell the history of Krumping, you first need to know about the predecessor — Clowning. In 1992, West Coast icon Thomas "Tommy the Clown" Johnson invented Clowning in Compton, Calif., when he started to perform clowning for children at birthday parties or the general public at other functions as a form of entertainment.
- Waacking. Waacking emerged as a social dance, set to disco, in the underground gay clubs of Los Angeles in the 1970s. Some of its originators referred to it as "punking" or "whacking," and eventually "waacking."
May 17, 2009 · Freestyle dancing is non-choreographed dance that usually involves dancers pulling together a bunch of dance moves and fitting them to the music. Discover ways that untrained dancers can...
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Jan 5, 2024 · Learn how to freestyle dance with confidence and creativity. Discover the basics of different dance styles, warm-up exercises, music inspiration, and tips to develop your own style and expression.
