How much we sometimes envy the lucky ones who cheerfully light up on the dance floor, and secretly dream of learning to dance at the disco no worse, and maybe even better than them. However, the question arises: where to start? Is it possible for everyone to learn to dance at a disco, and, most importantly, will it work out? We dare to assure you that you can learn everything.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you need to give up the belief that you can learn a certain set of movements once and thus learn to dance in a disco. Disco is so good that it allows you not to enslave body movements, reducing them to the same set of movements. Therefore, the first thing you need is to learn not only to listen to music, but also to hear its rhythm and beat.
Step 2
It is better to learn to dance to the simple rhythms of music. At this stage, her beauty is in the background, so house or trance directions are quite suitable for training, even if you don't like them. But hip-hop and dubstep are better left for later.
Step 3
Turn on any track and start counting the beat. After a while, you will notice that dance music is composed of so-called "eights" or "squares". Each "square" consists of 8 accounts. Aligning your moves with these scores is a guaranteed way to learn to dance in the disco. However, this is much more difficult than it seems at first glance.
Step 4
Nowadays, video tutorials on a variety of topics are very common. Among them, of course, there are training videos dedicated to dancing. Check out some beginner tutorials online and work with your coach to learn a simple 8-count movement pattern. After a while, without looking at the screen, repeat it to the music you chose at the very beginning.
Step 5
Most likely, it will take you some time to learn to keep up with the rhythm of the music and not get confused in movements. Nothing wrong! People learn to dance for years, and not everyone succeeds. The main desire.
Step 6
When you can play the learned line well and musically, you can go further in two ways. Or learn a few more chords, hone the skill of their execution and then independently connect them with each other, continuing to train and working on your rhythm and manner. Or, having understood the basic principles of performing dance movements, start improvising and let your body decide for itself how to move to the music. When you feel confident, feel free to leave the dance floor.
