Look INSTANTLY Good at any Party with these Simple Dance Moves

Easy Dance Moves
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This first move, you will be able to do it at every party.
It's so good, but easy to learn.
And this is one of the movements
that helped transform my students
from looking like this to looking much, much better.
And those are the transformations
in my online program, by the way.
If you are looking to become a competent
and skilled social dancer and be able to enjoy yourself,
look great, feel great at every event that you go to,
I invite you to book a free consultation with me.
Quickly, the link is below this video.
Let's jump to the first move.
We're going to start with the feet close together,
and I want you to do a little U shape, a little dip,
basically swinging the hips from side to side.
We're going to make it nice and interesting,
but essentially what happens here
is I'm bending both knees,
and then as I straighten the legs,
I'm going to push one hip out to the side.
Actually, one leg stays bent, one knee stays bent,
one leg is straight.
This creates like a little U shape.
We'll do this movement pretty fast,
so it doesn't have to be super, super precise,
but I do want to see a bit of that shape.
Coming down, up, down, up, okay?
And we'll just swing the hips pretty quickly here,
so it doesn't have to be super exaggerated.
Once you have this motion,
you can lower down, and then you can come up.
Same, so it's a little bit of changing levels here.
You don't have to do it,
and definitely don't go super low
because it's uncomfortable,
but it just makes this movement look more interesting.
For the next move, the feet will be slightly apart.
I want you to shift weight to the side,
and then you're going to do, again,
a similar motion, a dip, essentially,
so our U shape, but it will look totally different.
So you're going to bring the foot down,
the heel down, as you're shifting weight, and dip.
Notice that I finish with the other heel slightly up,
so I can bring it down and dip, dip, and dip.
Now, this one, it's not so strict,
so you can either do it with the heel dropping down,
and this is what initiates that U shape,
or if it's easier, you can put the foot down,
so you lift it first, and then you start putting it down.
This is what initiates the dip,
so it will look like this.
Step, dip, step, dip, step, dip, step, dip.
Either the heel and the dip, or the step.
It's not, it's like a very small difference,
so you can choose whichever feels better.
Okay, we have to speed up a little bit
because, again, we'll do it to kind of faster-paced songs,
so we have one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two.
The next move, maybe you know it,
maybe you've seen it before, it's very popular,
and it's super easy to faster songs
because you don't even have to be on beat,
so if you don't have rhythm,
you don't have to have rhythm to be able to do this one.
We're going to start with the knees slightly bent,
and I want you to rotate the hips.
We're going to do a fast circle, but let's start slow.
You're going front, side, back, side,
so four points around you,
and then you're just connecting them in one smooth motion.
So we're going around.
You can have the feet together.
You know, sometimes if you wear a dress,
you're not going to be, yeah.
So feet close, and we have our circle.
I want you to kind of try and make it not too slow.
So we have two, one, two.
I'll give you the timing
just so you have an idea of how fast to go,
but again, you don't have to be on beat.
One, two, one, two,
and with that, lower and higher.
Get low and up.
If you're comfortable,
you're going to be bringing the arms up at the same time,
but this is only something that you can do
if the hips are comfortable,
if that motion is okay for you, okay?
If not, you just keep the arms bent by your sides,
and they can do their own thing.
Hope you like this video, guys.
If you want more ideas of what to do to fast songs,
you can click here somewhere on the screen
and watch this video next.
Some good options for you as well,
and I'll see you in my next video.
Bye.
