Can you still learn mechanical dance in your 20s?

Of course, 20 years old is not too late 20 years old is the time for us to be alive and kicking, quack Back to the topic--- first of all, it's not too late to learn now, as long as you want to learn, as long as you are willing to work hard to practice. How far you practice depends on your own ability. And you're certainly not a fool or a fool, so you can definitely learn well · Give yourself some confidence!!

If you just start learning, you must practice the basic skills first, imitate first, press the legs and waist, and the body must be flexible, otherwise the body is hard and the jump is not good-looking. There are all kinds of rolling, rhythm or something, all of which are the most basic, these coaches will teach you, you have to practice well If you don't understand, you must ask, let the coach teach a few more times, don't be embarrassed· Hehe, you can also find some hip-hop dancers on the Internet to learn from it, learn the movements and rhythms inside, and then dance your own things. Personally, I think that hip-hop dancing in Europe and the United States is very natural, and it feels very good, you can take a look on the Internet, and find the feeling first If you dance, you must wear loose clothes and comfortable shoes, otherwise you may be injured, because hip-hop is a relatively large exercise intensity.

Clothes, it is recommended that you look at what others are wearing, roaring, dancing street dance should have a street dance style ·· you know？ And your last question is, how much time, how much money, how long will it take. According to your personal situation, study hard, practice diligently, and it won't be long before you become a qualified dancer, and then integrate your own things into the dance. oh yes There are no shortcuts to dancing, only practice diligently, and you can't rush it, you know.

In your 20s, you can learn mechanical dance.

If you have a strong interest in mechanical dance and can continue to learn it, you will achieve your goal.

Mechanical Dance (English: popping, abbreviated as poppin'is a style of funk dance and street dance, which basically uses the technique of rapid muscle contraction and relaxation to make the dancer's body quiver, this technique is called "pop" or "hit". Dancers use a variety of different movements and postures to match the rhythm of the song.

Mechanical dancers are also known as "poppers". In June 2013, Kenichi Ebina from Tokyo, Japan, performed a hacker-style machine dance in the America's Got Talent.