lockin, which steps are divided

1.Moon Walk

2.Situ. 360-degree rotation.

3.Side kicks. 4.Sideslip.

5.Running in place.

6.Swing left and right.

Ghost Step is another name for Melbourne Dance Step or Melbourne Shuffle.

It is a dance genre in Australia, where dancers dance to the beat of heavy drums.

Ghost step dance, for a kind of quite powerful sliding step praise, if you must classify it, it can probably have a lot to do with C walk. Let's put it this way, the ghost step dance can be regarded as a hybrid of the ghost step of the cwalk family.

If you want to practice, it's best to do the previous exercises before you say it, don't just come up and say, "I'm going to practice that", so it's easy to get out of shape or effort, or even get injured. Just like Coach Anzai's teaching to Sakuragi Hanamichi back then, "You can do the basic movements well first."

There is another interpretation. In Taoism in China and Shinto in Japan, certain ritual footwork is also called the Onibu Dance. There are many footwork, and the basic principle is to correspond to the ritual you want to do (the most common is to remove ghosts), and to step on the ground to the corresponding position, usually each "door" and some special points, and sometimes you need to step on the line.

Some of these footwork can be traced back to the Onmyo-do, although Koreans dispute it with us (of course).

This comes from the beginning.

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Under the DAO

You say the country or the world.

This dancing style is different, everyone's taste is different, basically there is no most powerful one, to give you some first-line masters, make a reference.

locking.

Internationally, P-Lock, Gemini, Flo Master, Fire Lock, Loic, etc.

Japan and South Korea and other domestic Aya, Bingbing, Xiao Jie, Duck, Han Yu, Yang Liu and other popping

Internationally: pete, seen, kite, etc.

Domestic Huang Jingxing, Yang Wenhao, Liao Bo, Feng Zheng, etc.

locking.

Internationally, P-Lock, Gemini, Flo Master, Fire Lock, Loic, etc.

Japan and South Korea and other domestic Aya, Bingbing, Xiao Jie, Duck, Han Yu, Yang Liu and other popping

Internationally: pete, seen, kite, etc.

Domestic Huang Jingxing, Yang Wenhao, Liao Bo, Feng Zheng, etc.

No one has dared to say that this dance is the best I have danced since it was created, and only the strongest is the best player.

Poppin is what everyone calls mechanical dance. A dance that achieves visual effects and rhythmic coordination through the relaxation and tightening of muscles

Hiphop is a dance that consists of free dance steps and movements. Based on up-down, basic dance steps, and so on.

Jazz is jazz. Now it is generally referred to as new jazz**Action-oriented.

Breakin is what we call a trick. Strength and balance are necessary. Make difficult movements based on the times. It can also be divided into style and power

Lockin is a fast-paced and abrupt pause in action. The toy that wanted to wind up suddenly stopped. It is mainly based on winding hands, etc.

The house is mainly composed of free foot movements. Not very popular in the country.

In addition to these, there are:

newstyle is a dance with a strong personal style. There is a hiphop feel to it.

Kurmp is a bit of a fight-like feel. However, in China, it is a different style, close to hiphop

Reggae, also known as Rigton, is a transliteration of Reggae. It is customary to call it reggae in China.

There are many types of hip-hop, but some have other branches, such as la hiphop, jazz hiphop, new jazz, and so on.

Find out for yourself.

These are the names of the dance genres, and they should not be said to represent anything. If you ask what hip-hop dance is for, I can tell you that it is to represent the value of the existence of every **, so the person who dances hip-hop is the soul of **.

Breaking.

house house.

Popping mechanical dance.

locking.

Jazz Dance.

hiphop.

No distinction... But girls are relatively few applicants... Causing you to think wrong...

urban means choreography, and urban dance refers to choreographic dance, which is a finished dance that is made by combining many dance genres into a finished dance.