I want to buy a dance mat to practice my movements

I've used Kaishida, it's still easier to use, it's good to use for a year, I seem to have bought it from SEG Computer Home, you can go to search (SEG Computer Home) to know, and the reputation is relatively good!

They seem to have many brands such as Kornit, Super Dancer and so on. , the cheapest seems to be only 30 yuan, you can go and check it out. There are many options for you to choose from!

The feeling of dancing carpet is not always as cool as the dancing machine, and it is relatively difficult to get, I have bought it a few times, sometimes the program is not good, and some of the blankets are not very smart, but I have never heard of the kind of feel, it is recommended to really like this to go to the video game city to practice, from a simple practice, dance two or three to be proficient. It's getting better and better in the future, and I personally think that the dance mat is more rigid, even if it is practiced and moved to the dance machine, it seems to feel different, or the machine is dancing happily! Come on, don't be afraid of being embarrassed, many people don't have the courage to stand up, in fact, it feels super cool to jump!

I don't feel it when I dance on the dance carpet

Here are four pace techniques:

Kansai StepThis dance step originated in Kansai, Japan, and is a footwork favored by gamers, with a strong sense of rhythm. To "dance", rest one foot in the center of the "dance mat" and use small jumps to enhance the rhythm as instructed on the computer screen. Advantages of "Kansai Walk":

Even when the beat is slow, it can maintain a strong sense of rhythm and a high hit rate, which not only makes the gamer have a better score, but also makes the dance appear quite graceful. However, small jumps in succession can lead to rapid physical drain and make mistakes when the arrows appear continuously.

There is no pattern to follow in this dance step, it is carried out exactly according to your own wishes, and in a leisurely and casual manner, the dance posture is also beautiful, almost close to real dancing. The advantage of "free step": the foot that grasps the center of gravity can be changed frequently, so that the player does not feel too tired, but the hit rate is not high.

If the position of the lower foot is not well chosen, the movement will appear scattered.

Kanto step is a footwork that originated in Kanto, Japan, and is a dance step that makes it easy for players to get high scores. When "dancing", the foot that has the center of gravity or is not very flexible steps on the arrow on the "dance mat". Advantages of "Kanto Walk":

The hit rate is higher and the physical exertion is less. But insisting on the "Kanto step", the "habitual feet" are easy to get tired, and the dancing posture does not look beautiful.

Cross walk. This footwork is essentially a "variant" of the "Kanto step", a method that allows the body to get a more comprehensive exercise. When "dancing", the foot that has stepped on the arrow stops on the arrow you just stepped on, and the other foot flexibly steps on the next arrow, and so on. When playing in some large game centers, the "cross walk" is like a real "performance" from both the dance posture and the feeling, and because of the few jumping movements, it can effectively save physical strength, but the key is to choose a good position when changing feet, otherwise the action will be a big disappointment.

Hahaha. I see what you mean. Basically, a dance mat can't avoid this thing. Because it's all a piece of paper. Or you try to jump in your socks, which I used to do.