How to Dance

Bob your head to the beat. Involving your body in the beat will help you find the rhythm much easier than just hearing it in your head.

If the beat is on the slower side, you can bob your head so that your chin is down at every count.

If the beat is faster, your chin will be down on two of the counts and up on the other two. wow gold Do this gently, this isn't headbanging! The idea is to start getting a part of your body physically moving with the rhythm. You can continue bobbing your head, if it helps, but don't stop counting yet. Shift all of your weight to one foot (you can lift the other foot slightly off the ground to make sure all your weight is off of it).

At every other count (preferably 1 and 3) shift your weight completely to the other foot. You can also shift your weight at every single count, but starting out slow will help you get comfortable before you start dancing fast. Once you're shifting your weight to the rhythm, practice moving your feet. Right before you shift your weight to a foot, move it slightly, even just an inch or two from where it was before. When you dance with someone else, you'll need to be more careful to move around in a way that accommodates your partner without stepping on them; but for now, just make very small movements. Keep the music on, keep counting, keep moving a little bit with each time you shift your weight (at every other count). When you move your foot, keep it close to the ground. When you put your weight on a foot, move your hips (and your body) slightly in the direction of that foot. If you shift your weight onto your right foot, for example, move your hips to the right. You can twist your body slightly to add a little more movement: when you move to the right, put your right shoulder forward a little and left shoulder back, and vice versa for when you move to the left. This is the part that indicates to people that you're having fun. If you're uncomfortable, the tendency is to keep your arms close, or let them hang limp. Instead, move your arms around. Keep your hands open or in very loose fists, but never stiff (unless you're doing the robot). You can put your arms in the air for 8 or 12 counts, then hold them straight out in front of you for 8 or 12 counts, then at 90 degree angles at your sides (like when you're running) for another 8 or 12 counts. Keep switching it up. Let your body move naturally to the rhythm. You want it to look smooth rather than jerky and stiff. As you relax and get into the music, you might find your feet moving a little further, your head swinging a little wider, and an involuntary clap shining through. And sometimes, you'll lose the rhythm (especially when songs slow down right in the middle)-just go back to step one.

It helps to learn to dance to your favorite music, especially buy wow weapons if you memorize and sing along to the lyrics. You'll know how to anticipate changes in the song and change your dance moves accordingly, and you'll have more fun with music you enjoy.

When you go out, remember you are there to have fun and so is buy wow weapons everyone else. No one is judging you on how you dance, but if they are then they probably aren't the sort of people worth worrying about. If your esteem is low, your body language will reflect this, so go out there and have fun.

Study! Watch scenes from movies, TV shows or music videos, and pay attention to what is going on. Some songs develop a particular dance to go along with them and watching the video may be the best way to learn that dance. There are also a lot of standard moves that you'll see time and time again. Pay attention, and pick up on them.

Take a class. Some formal dances really require that you know specific techniques, but there are classes for every style of dance. Even a few hours of class time can help you learn the basics and build your confidence. When you are being taught a routine, look at what the teacher is doing. Try to copy it exactly. Then if it doesn't work, check the teacher again and look for the little things he or she does that make it easier. Go ahead and ask the teacher for tips; chances are he or she knows quite a few.

Watch other dancers. If you're not sure how to wow gold dance to a song, take your cues from other dancers. You don't want to copy them exactly (unless it's a standardized dance), but you can get some ideas.

Smile and look like you're having fun. Not showing any emotions shows that you don't know what you're doing and you're not very comfortable with it. Add faces, and be more lively!
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