Floor Dance 20 basic moves are as follows:
Floor Dance (Floor Dance) is a kind of dance popular among young people, with its unique style and dynamic music and widely loved.
The following are some common basic floor dance moves and their introductions:
Jazz Walk: the most basic steps, including the basic start, side step and cross step.
Locking: fast, rhythmic dance movements, characterized by "point" and "pop".
Breakdancing (Popping): a dance characterized by rapid, sudden muscle contractions and instant freezing.
Floor Slide: a type of slide in which the friction of the feet on the floor creates a smooth movement.
Windmill: A dance in which the body is rotated in one direction on the axis of one foot while the other foot is raised to the side.
Jumping: Creating an upward motion by jumping quickly with both feet.
Knees: Based on a kneeling position, dance movements are created by moving the feet and changing the posture.
Shuffle: a sideways step that creates a smoothing effect by alternating foot movements.
Spin: A quick rotation of the body on the axis of one foot to create a spinning effect.
Wave: imitates the movement of waves by undulating and changing the body.
Swing: Based on the movement of swing, the dance movement is created through the alternating movement of the feet and changes in posture.
Space Step (Robot): a dance that imitates the movements of a robot, characterized by exaggerated, mechanical steps and postures.
Butterfly step (Butterfly): through the alternating tapping of the feet and the undulation of the body, creating an effect similar to the fluttering of a butterfly.
Jump Back: Quickly turn around while jumping to create a cool effect.
Jump Forward: Jump forward and jerk up at the same time, imitating the effect of a carp leaping through the Dragon Gate.
Twist: Using one foot as an axis, rotate your body rapidly to create a gyroscopic effect.
Kicks: Create changes and strength of dance movements by kicking the legs.
Leg Lifts: create variation and flexibility in dance movements by lifting the legs.
Skateboarding: Imitate the movement of skateboarding, and create a cool effect through the coordination of hands and feet.
Learning these basic moves helps beginners to better master the techniques and styles of floor dance. As they get to know the dance better, learners can gradually experiment with more advanced techniques and moves to keep improving their dancing.