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Dance,
You first need to figure out what you want to learn
Street dance, folk, modern, ballet, or square dance
Learning street dance to take street dance as an example:
1. Street dance is not only rolling around in circles is also divided into many kinds of dance, and is now more popular mainly
hipa (standing on the ground shaking to and fro),
There are many kinds of dance, but there are also many kinds of dance.
Hipa (standing on the ground and swaying around),
breaking (lying on the ground and spinning around),
popping (the legendary "a little bit of mechanical feeling"),
locking (which you have not heard of),
waacking (which you should not have heard of),
there are a number of not particularly popular look or by celebrities to make it not popular.
There are some that don't seem to be particularly popular, or have been made unpopular by celebrities:
Ghost Steps (not a dance, but practiced by quite a few people, simple and good to use, to pick up girls ╮(╯▽╰)╭)
Then there's the new Jazz (quite a lot of people learn it, but there's no specialization in large competitions. The main power ones are turning to hipa, and the main sexy ones are wiggling their asses)
2. After you understand this, choose a dance to learn. Don't be a middle child, you can only learn one dance style, learn it for a while and then switch.
3. must find a good studio to learn, this you search the Internet basically can be searched, beginners must find an orthodox studio, good or bad another say.
Then judge is not orthodox studio, only the new jazz is not, usually more orthodox I said a few kinds of dance will have, locking and waacking may not have, because it is too old, no one to learn.
Wish the owner a happy dance ╮(╯▽╰)╭
Posted on 2014-12-22
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Personally, I think that it depends on the degree of love you have for dance.
First of all, there are many kinds of dance, if you learn Latin jazz folk dance and so on, I think you enroll in a class is better, this kind of learning by yourself may not be standardized, and it is also difficult to find the feeling.
Secondly, if you just want to dance for fun, dancing is just one of your thousands of hobbies, I think you can find a dance video to seriously learn that one dance, there are tutorials the best, I think their slow play key action is a little difficult ......
Take me as an example, I belong to the kind of dance to the I'm the kind of person who has a good feeling about dance but doesn't want to learn it in depth. I don't think it's a good idea for me to enroll in a class, but I'm just going to bounce around and have some fun.
It's been a long time since I've seen my favorite rock song choreographed on the internet, so I've been following the tutorials, and I'm already a third of the way through it today.
I think for me, is just happy, so I also toss the harp, I feel the harmonica, but if you really send me to enroll in classes, I may resist, after all, I have many hobbies, these are not my very very favorite, these hobbies to learn to get addicted to it.
If the subject is really very much like the dance, then it is better not to just make do with the dance like I do, enroll in a class better, so that the learning of their own will be more valuable.
There is also the question of talent, I belong to the kind of clumsy limbs are very uncoordinated, I think I should be able to this kind of ability in the normal people under the bar, because anything that involves movement (such as knitting shuttlecock cooking playing piano washing clothes) I all do very bad can let others look at want to vomit blood, in fact, I do not exclude the dance when I was a child, it is because of enrollment in classes to learn, he is really responsive to it, the other people do 3 times to be able to do things, the other people can not be able to do it, the other people do 3 times to be able to do it. Other people do 3 times can be something I have to do at least 30 times, everyone has learned to follow the music together, I have not learned to dance naturally not good, of course, the teacher scolded ah, this kind of thing more than I have very little confidence, death will not learn. Later grew up, think because of these psychological shadows on the determined not to learn dance and gymnastics is not worth it, after all, I and they are congenital gap, but I am still very resistant, I am relatively thin-skinned, do not want to listen to those who may make me have no confidence in the words, I practiced by myself if I am sure I will not have no patience for themselves to scold themselves ah, I can a movement to practice an afternoon to finally learn it does not delay the time of other students, and more free. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that.
If you don't care about the eyes of others, and you're very determined to learn, it's certainly best to stick with the teacher. Because the teacher will guide you one movement at a time, you will do a more standard, learning by yourself you may have errors that you do not realize.
Like me this kind of retarded to let people spit blood of people should not be much 23333......
ps weight loss this, according to my observation, I really did not see which dance is not a skinny person, I think the possibility of your success is very large, adhere to the good, I have a jazz dance roommate, every time after the training came back to be tired of I have a jazz dancer roommate who comes back from every training session exhausted and doesn't want to say a word, and she's also very slim indeed.
Losing weight, if you are afraid of being tired, you can also try yoga, I was a child practicing yoga that will be quite weight loss, and I personally feel that yoga is not tired, every time after practicing, I can run a few hundred meters to run home will not be breathless.
Then again, I don't think learning to dance is necessarily a good idea, probably because I haven't seen anyone like that so I don't really believe it. You could consult a dance teacher.
My jazz-dancing roommate, who has been dancing for years, is the lead dancer in every performance, but I don't see any difference between her and my non-dancing classmates....... But I did see something that said learning to dance changes your temperament when I was reading the book.
I'm not so sure about the temperament issue ...... the subject is better to ask the teacher to make sure.
Lastly, I wish the subject success!