r/Dance • u/Guniguggu • 12h ago
Skilled Coca Cola dance
SK Simeon - Coca Cola
r/Dance • u/MissIndependent27 • 23h ago
Obsessed with this choreo by Cisco Ruelas. 🔥
r/Dance • u/rimosupremo • 18h ago
This was a practice video and loved the vibe so much, I decided to post it cause why not.. life's too short to worry about messy backgrounds, amiright? *Crickets*
r/Dance • u/Frosty_Excitement758 • 9h ago
Hello. I am a beginner at dancing and I like to learn choreographies by practicing at my local gym and watching dance choreography videos on youtube. I’ve recently been practicing the Mina Myoung choreography for 7 Rings: https://youtu.be/WfwV8vkIXvI?is=p5Wm7uzsOvJdW7NT. Any feedback, especially on movement cleanliness and detail would be really appreciated. Thank you so much!
r/Dance • u/ShaheemKL • 17h ago
Lalalalala Lalalalala 뭐예요 - 뭐예요 🖤✨🖤✨💕✨💕✨ !! .
r/Dance • u/CDPsnoopy • 23h ago
What’s this shuffle he does towards and away from the camera called?
r/Dance • u/Whole_Durian_8027 • 15h ago
I 26F am a latino dancer (bachata and salsa). I’ve only started 3 years ago but I consider myself in the pro category since I was at a global competition with a group and participated in international competitions. I can’t say I’ve had good results, I didn’t even get first half at the international ones.
Today I had a local bachata competition, quite small and the level was low. We danced in pairs and I got third place. I got so disappointed I couldn’t even stay there any longer, I went home crying. I know it sounds stupid but going from international competitions to not even winning at a local, non-professional one is just so embarrassing.
I don’t know if I am just not talented enough or just need to train more. I have times when I stop training due to depression/anxiety and because of some personal issues happening in the dance scene.
But even when I am putting in the effort consistently it still seems like it’s not enough. I wanted to make a career out of it and teach but it seems so difficult for me. I have more than 10 years experience dancing other styles and yet my bf comes with just 2 years of dancing, no background whatsoever and wins 1st place every single time. I am happy for him but this was also my dream once and it feels so easy for others. He also cheated in the dance scene and made it very difficult for me to continue to be part of this community or train.
Should I just give up? It seems like a never ending process that gets me nowhere. I don’t think I will ever be at the level that I want and I can’t stop being disappointed with myself.
r/Dance • u/Lost_Call3900 • 18h ago
I'm really struggling with watching strictly especially this new season, I see mistake after mistake get missed and it grinds my gears, anyone else?
Maybe I should stop watching it
I'm getting back into working out and want to find some dance style workouts where they teach you the moves and end with you dancing the song. Not sure if anyone knows any good YouTubers who have multiple of those kinds of videos. Preferable pop/jazz/ up beat music.
I have pretty much no dancing experience, was never good at it. Ive played music all my life but don't have any body rhythm so preferable something on the simpler side. I have been looking at Thefitnessmarshal on YouTube and it's along the line of what I can handle if anyone knows anything similar. Thanks
r/Dance • u/Fresh-Basket6160 • 19h ago
Hey all,
I’m looking for a hip hop dance class in Manchester on the weekends, I would love to try out a one off class as well however I’m totally unaware and haven’t danced for years but miss it a ton!!
I would love to hear recommendations of studios or communities that do something similar, found 0161 Studios and I’m wondering if that’s a good first try! :)
r/Dance • u/BuhtheYes • 13h ago
I have been trying to do this move for a few days but i recorded it for the first time and it looks a little off, which is kinda disheartening i cant lie. Anyone know how i could improve? (reference in replies)