In dance studios, you can learn a wide variety of modern dances from true professionals in their field. However, in order for the classes to be a joy, you need to immediately decide what you would like to do and which of the modern dance styles you like and suit the most.
Instructions
Step 1
Street dance is the most popular form of contemporary dance, celebrated in the films Step Up and Street Dance. This includes many styles such as hip hop, house, popping, crump and others. Fast rhythmic clear movements, unusual dance elements - here you can show your individuality in dance. Acrobatics, stretching, jumping and break dance elements are only welcome, so physical fitness is important for a dancer to withstand the complexity and rhythm.
Step 2
Electro-dance. This style (often, but mistakenly, called the tectonist) appeared quite recently, in the second half of the 2000s. Performed as a rule to trance music. Most of the movements are performed in the upper body and overhead, and at high speed. A distinctive feature is a large number of sweeping circular movements with the arms and body. Legs, on the contrary, move smoothly, hips, knees and feet are involved - the dancer seems to "float" on the floor … Because of the speed of the dance and rhythmic music, vertigo requires good physical fitness from its performer - stretching, reaction - then the dance will turn out to be real spectacular. Hardstyle is a rough form of electro dance, with sharp, broken movements. Sweeping arm movements and jumping are used.
Step 3
R'nB is a popular modern club dance, especially loved by girls. It is not as complex and sweeping as street dance, not as sharp as electro dance, so it is great for club dance floors where pop music sounds. R'nB is a spectacular, elegant and captivating dance that does not require any special physical training.
Step 4
Contact improvisation. This special kind of dance is taught in special schools. This is one of the forms of free pair dance based on improvisation. The movements of one of the partners are based on the movements of the other, and both improvise, so you need to be able to quickly react and "adjust" to the partner's dance. The dance must necessarily be based on contact, interaction with each other, coherence and mutual understanding. Although there is contact improvisation - solo (walls, floor, props are used) and, conversely, group, with the participation of several dancers. The complexity of the dance freely varies depending on the skills of the partners: it can include both acrobatic elements and elements of yoga - the dancers' imagination is not limited by anything. The main thing is sensitivity to each other and grace.
