My fiance and I already have a slow song picked out. We really don’t know much about dancing and don’t want to make a big deal out of learning extravagant dances. Just a simple elegant slow dance. For that and father/daughter, mother/son dance? We don’t know much about different types of dances.
Ok, Im 14 and I dont want to take weight loose pills or diet. Dancing helps a lot and my metabolism is weird; i can eat and loose weight, now, but that takes a while. I dont want to learn how to lap dance or poll dance. But what is a good type of dance that will help me flatten my belly and works on my arms and legs? and please no jersey shore jokes or saying lap dance and poll dancing.
I am starting dancing in one or two months. I did dance before for about 3 or 4 years. I know I have to do ballet but what other types of dance do you think I have to do?
I want to work up to company.
When you see a go go dancer on a pedastal dancing, you can immediately distinguish that type of dancing from other types. So, what is it about go go dancing that gives it that “go go” feel? Is it the quick, angular movements? Although, I’m new to dance and don’t have the vocabulary to accurately discuss dance, I’d really like to know what makes go go dancing so unique. Thanks.
Hi, I am a 16 year old guy who plans to attend my first high school dance this year, just so happens to be the homecoming dance. That being said, I am very much a novice at dancing, having a handful of youth rallies and concerts as my only experience (these mainly consisting of mosh pit type “dancing” and messing around). In my arsenal I have a basic understanding of slow dancing, two step, and grinding, but like I said not much experience actually using any of these. I will be attending the homecoming dance with a girl, so I will have a partner. Basically what I am asking is, what types of dances are suitable and good to know for such an occasion and accessible to someone of my experience? What dances are good for rock music, hip hop, etc; freestyle, with partner? Any explanations, tips, and pointers you can offer are very much appreciated.Thank you!
