Getting in the Groove!
December 2, 2019
Like music, there are wide varieties of dance styles and techniques that you can opt to learn. It is true that excelling in one style will demand years of training and practice. But to be proficient in other dance techniques and styles, it will take lesser time and might be more beneficial as well. As a matter of fact, instead of focusing in one, it is a good practice to allot time in learning little on other varieties. Basically, you can find yourself in different events when you may be dancing to pretty much anything from ballroom, hip-hop, break dance and so forth.
Get into Your Rhythm
There are many good reasons why people are dancing. At its basic form, dance may begin with foot tap in a catchy tune and then, taking the movement forward, which we know as dance. For newbie dancers, it is integral to familiarize yourself with the rhythm and tune. This is the way on how you can get your hands on the music related to your preferred style of dancing. Whenever there’s an opportunity, listen to it. Try out basic steps at your convenience to muster confidence.
Face Up, not Down
One typical error committed by beginners when dancing is staring at their feet while dancing. This is normal but it has to be avoided at all cost. Dancing isn’t about seeing. It’s about “feeling”.
So rather than looking down at your feet, remember the steps through your mind as your weight shift and change in direction. It is with this how you can remember patterns easily that composed a dance. If you are dancing with someone, then pay attention to his/her basic movements and try to feel the moves.
Practice with Different Partners
It is just natural when you are starting to dance to stick with a friend or partner. This undoubtedly can give you a certain degree of comfort but, it is also promoting staleness. It is good practice to dance with other people. As you do so, you are going to learn tons of things as their different interpretations of music can give you knowledge on how to approach dance uniquely. This is pretty much like when playing Diablo II. Perhaps an item looks good on your character. But you need to continuous increase its strength. And for this, you need to outfit it with Diablo 2 items between characters.