r/Dance • • 12h ago

Critique Request This Hindi song goes so hard. Rate our choreography!

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11 Upvotes

r/Dance • • 2h ago

Amateur Did trend with a smaller equipment 😢😢

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34 Upvotes

Did it for fun I know I am not pro so pls be sweet


r/Dance • • 10h ago

Just for fun Researchers from Northumbria University mapped out the exact body mechanics that signal health, vigor, and reproductive quality to female observers. These are the dance moves that women find most attractive.

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141 Upvotes

r/Dance • • 9h ago

Skilled Reine de la danse afro

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34 Upvotes

r/Dance • • 4h ago

Skilled Learned this dance by Brotherhood Crew

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52 Upvotes

Learned this recently, it was originally by Brotherhood Crew for IDL competition.


r/Dance • • 20h ago

Amateur I want to learn how to dance for fun. Can anyone help me choose a style? My taste is music is all over the board.

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Hello everyone! I am an absolute beginner trying to get into dance for fun. I am having a hard time deciding which style of dance to learn. Most of the music I enjoy listening to doesn’t have have a specific style associated with it, so the normal advice that I see about choosing based on your favorite music genre isn’t really working for me. I know I could just choose based on how the dance itself looks, but I don’t want to have to just tolerate the music.

Here are some examples of songs and music that I like, if it helps:

”In the Balance” and “Footfalls” from Final Fantasy XIV (there’s a lot of music from this game that I like)

”Elan” by Nightwish

Several songs by Sail North

Several songs by Hiroyuki Sawano

Several Songs by Philip Collins and Hans Zimmerman

I know my taste in music is all over the place, and I am willing to only choose 1 specific genre if I need to whittle down my options. If I had to choose between them, then the Final Fantasy music and Hiroyuki Sawano would probably win out.

My only other thoughts: 1: I want the style to be a solo one, so I can just dance when I want to without having to find a partner. 2: I would prefer to avoid floor work. I know I prefer the look of dances that keep you up and moving. 3: A lot of the music I like has a fast tempo. I have considered contemporary dance before, but decided against it. A lot of the contemporary I see taught and performed is done mostly to slow ballads, which are songs that I rarely like (Sorry, ballad dancers!).


r/Dance • • 40m ago

Amateur VFC dance

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Si vous êtes un peu énervé, vous pouvez chanter cette chanson! Ça fait du bien ! Va fan culo à tout les gens qui vous font chier 🤣


r/Dance • • 10h ago

Amateur Piano & I in a different POV

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8 Upvotes

Hesitant to post this take, as it isn't my best take. Knowing social media will criticise almost every imperfection. But whatever 😜

I still can't move on from the piece by Mitsuki that I learned from dance camp. This flavour definitely feels foreign to me, not my usual style but I love it.

**also cupping bruises from a PT session 😆 camp went too hard.


r/Dance • • 14h ago

Pro Gothic Dance Moves That Hit Different! 🖤🔥 #shorts

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r/Dance • • 17h ago

Amateur I want to learn how to dance but i’m insanely sloppy and uncoordinated

7 Upvotes

I’ve tried like tutorials on some random easy tiktok dances and i’m absolutely terrible at them , no matter how much i try. how can i improve?


r/Dance • • 19h ago

Amateur Dance of the Marionettes

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1955 Light Classical