Jumpstyle is a very young fashionable dance style, which is also developing as a style of music. Belgium is considered his homeland. Jumpstyle dances are accompanied by energetic electronic music. The manner of the dance consists in the fact that the dancers, to the beat of the music, make movements very similar to jumping. From a groan, it looks like "throwing" the legs back and forth, thereby creating various variations and compositions. By improvising and combining movements, a creative dance is created.
Instructions
Step 1
There may be several dancers. If their movements are synchronized, the result is a Duo-Jumpstyle dance (translated from English duo means pair). If there is a whole group of dancing Jumpstyle, then you get Freestyle (a derivative of Hardstyle), and the sequence of dance movements is not established, on the contrary, asynchrony is welcomed, the main thing is not to allow the partners to touch with awkward movements of the limbs.
Step 2
There is also a synchronized group dance in the Jumpstyle style, which is called Group-Jumpstyle. A group of dancers, usually more than five people, should be well prepared, as this is the most difficult kind of style.
Step 3
Consider the styles of dance that exist today, and thanks to what techniques it can be learned.
Jumpstyle is subdivided into various directions, the names of which are difficult to remember right off the bat, for example, OldSchoolJump, RealHardJump, TekStyle, StarStyle. In turn, these directions are divided into subspecies with simpler movements. They consist of basic movements, and a variety of additional movements with full or partial curling of the legs, broken movements with touching their legs, rotations of the knee with the implementation of various turns). Movement can be either aggressive or fluid.
Step 4
For example, the OldSchoolJump view is, as it were, a collection of only five movements, which are complemented by a variety of simple links from FreeStyle. Then learn to use more complex tricks in the dance.
You can learn to dance with someone, for example, as a couple. You just need to discuss and memorize the sequence of common synchronized movements in advance. This will be the type of DuoJump (two people), TrioJump (three people) or GroupJump, which requires longer training (more than four people).
