Shuffle Dance Course for beginners

Shuffle Dance was created during the 90s in Melbourne Australia. This style was danced to techno music. It consists of different basic steps from other styles like the charleston, hip hop, housedance, etc. You also can dance this style to other different kind of music.

In this course you learn the basic steps of Shuffle Dance. I break down the different basics into natural movement. So it is easier for you to get all these steps correctly. Then we move on and try this basics to slow music. If you want to try it to faster music, lets go! The great thing about this course is, that you can do every section over and over again. I recommend to start with the running man. The concept behind the running man is perfect to get the other steps faster. The same with the charleston step. This step is from the charleston dance style. Your footwork will get better if you do these two steps first.

In chapter two I give you some tips how to drill the basic steps. We start with the running man. I gonna add more drills for the other basic steps, too! You also learn how to combine two steps together. It is important, that you get a natural flow in your dance. So it is easier for you. The same with three steps. Create a natural flow to it. If you get those examples you can create your own combinations.

In conclusion you can say, that this course is a perfect start to learn Shuffle Dance or Melbourne Shuffle. If you have any questions you can contact me via mail or on social media. I am looking forward to work with you!

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