What are the basic movements of shuffling??? 10

I think it's a very easy dance to learn.

Will have some dance basics.

This dance is basically free to play, as long as you have a model.

This is the foundation of Melbourne's shuffling.

running man

Stepping on the ground in front of you with one foot and jumping backwards twice, then repeating with the other foot, giving the illusion of running (similar to a moonwalk, but actually a different drop), accompanied by hand movements, body movements (such as spinning, turning, etc.), shuffle

The twisting of one foot is accompanied by the rapid lateral movement of the other foot, and the dance is accompanied by hand movements, body movements (such as spinning, turning, etc.), and kicking of the legs.

Here's the basics.

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There are many basic movements: running man, side slide, spin, and more.

RM (Running Man) is the most basic thing to run, and then it's a side slide, and a turn.

The breakdown of the step-by-step movements for beginners is as follows:The first step is to lift the left foot and jump the right foot at the same time, as shown in the figure below

The second step is to put down the left foot, and try to lower the knee vertically without bending, as shown in the figure below

Step 3: While the left foot is down, push the right foot backwards, as shown in the figure below

Fourth, be sure to pay attention to the two feet at the same time, as shown in the figure below

1.The first 8 beats: 3 running steps, 2 back and forth points followed by 2 rubbing steps, then kicking and turning.

2.The second 8 beats: Jump again in the opposite direction.

3.The third 8 beats: 3 runs, 2 back steps at the front point, and 2 Russian steps.

4.The fourth 8 beats: Raise the right foot and run 2 times, then turn left, and point in front of the heel of the right foot to catch a card step with the left foot. Then turn 180 degrees to the right and point forward with the heel of the left foot and take a card step with the right foot.

5.The fifth 8 beats: 4 runs with the right foot, the right heel hits the ground, and 4 butterfly steps on the spot. The first two butterfly steps are left on the back, 2 are flat on the right hand, and the eyes look at the direction of the hand; After 3 butterfly steps, put your hands in front of your chest and do 3 elbow clamping movements.

6.The sixth 8 beats: Raise the right foot and run 4 times, and repeat the above movement in the opposite direction.

7.The seventh 8 beats: raise the left foot and run 3 times, the right foot in front of the butterfly step after the butterfly step, the left foot closely followed by a back butterfly step, and jump with both hands on the waist to jump a figure-eight jumping jack step. 3 runs with the left foot, the left foot swings with the right foot, the right foot swings with the left foot, and turns.

8.The eighth 8 beats: 3 runs with the left foot, and 4 jumps with the right foot.

9.The ninth 8 beats: 4 opening and closing steps, and one empty step each with the left and right feet.

10.The tenth 8 beats: 4 sets of heel jumps, pointings, and kicks.

11.The eleventh 8 beats: first right, then left, turn and step back 4.

End action: two runs with the right foot, step up and open your hands, and then lower your arms with **, slowly raise your right hand up, look at the palm, and end it.

The birthplace of shuffle dance is Melbourne, Australia, also known as Melbourne shuffling dance, is a dance step that originated in the 80s of the 20th century from rave (refers to young people dancing in the new school of dancing **, not a collection of several dances), the basic movement is a quick switch, smooth completion of two-step movements, dance style movements are concise, fast and powerful, strong sense of rhythm, the main performance through the rapid switching of foot movements, through gliding, kicking, stomping, turning and other actions to complete an improvisational performance, the degree of freedom is very high, It is a form of fitness that young people are very fond of at present.

The shuffling dance, also known as the ghost step dance. It originated in Melbourne, Australia, so it is also called: Melbourne shuffle.

The ghost dance is actually the same as any dance, there is a certain melody and movement, of course, the ghost dance is about the movement of the legs, and the important thing is that the upper body should follow the lower body to dance together.

The dance steps of the ghost step dance are a kind of improvisation through the rapid switching of the two core movements, so from the beginning of learning shuffle, you need to practice two basic dance steps, running man (running) and t-step (side sliding).

After studying for a period of time, we will find that it is not easy to master these two basic dance steps, at this time we need a lot of practice to make the movements smooth and powerful, it is recommended to practice slowly within a month or two of the first practice, mainly to be proficient and memorize the movements, too anxious will have the opposite effect.

Dance development

In 1992, the name was decided when the name of the dance was confusing in other parts of the world, and that year Australians began to refer to the dance as shuffle.

In the 80s of the 20th century, it emerged in some underground dance venues in Melbourne, Australia, and its individual dance steps coupled with strong ** and personalized costumes are extremely eye-catching.

In December 2002, an Australian newspaper explained on the front page that this was the first time that shuffle appeared in the mainstream**, and then it became popular in Malaysia and Brunei (where there are shuffle competitions) and then spread to the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries. With the help of the Internet (Internet), **Choreographer.com, etc., it has become popular all over the world.

In 2005, he published a documentary about Melbourne shuffling.

On September 6, 2008, Australia's **Network10 reported that SHUFFLE's hard style dance (HSD: hard style dance); In November, the "So You Think You Can Shuffle" dance show was launched on YouTube.

In 2009, the "So You Think You Can Shauffle" dance show was held in Australia and Germany.