Learn and show off 15 new dance moves!

This article will discuss 15 cool dance moves to show off and impress your friends in public and at parties.

Some of these moves will work better for you and your body type while some others will be for those with different body types. This post is geared to give you something different to do when you go out, without having to pay hundreds of dollars on a dance class.

Use your creativity and try out one or all of these moves and please share your unique dance moves with us!

Hip-flop

– This move may be more appropriate for women that have long legs and big feet. For men with short legs, you can simply lie down on the floor or on a pillow and raise your legs.

While your back is still flat against the floor, raise your feet to the back as if you were doing the splits or slowly pop your knees up in the air while you walk. This move works best for men with a wider back as it stretches your back and neck.

After you are done, you can switch legs to a regular position and then slowly bring your knees back down to the ground.

Climb The Bar

– A lot of people are trying to climb the bar to get to their drink, but it is a really easy way to show off how strong you are.

In order to do this move, simply balance yourself on the bar and let your hands hang on the bar. After that, slowly rise your legs off the bar and you are done.

Circle Spin

– The circle spin is more suited for a person with small feet. In order to do this move, you need to stand up and spin in a small circle.

Do this as fast as you can while trying to look as graceful as possible.

Beatbox

– Beatbox is a good way to show off your singing skills while the entire bar is busy with people talking or having a conversation.

This moves is especially suitable for girls who have small voices as it will help them get attention. If you are a male, then this move is best suited for you if you can hit the right notes.

Bicycle

– With the bicycle move, you can also impress the people in the bar.

Simply lay down on the ground and raise your legs up. Once your legs are up in the air, begin to slowly move forward. After that, start the rotation and then move backwards and then forwards in a slow and steady motion.

Twirl

– If you have big boobs, then the twirl is an awesome move for you. For men with small chests, then the swivel is a good move for you.

Just lean to the side to start the move and then raise your arms while you spin.

Taichi

– Taichi is best for girls who are 5′ 4″ to 5′ 6″. Once you are up, balance yourself with your feet on the ground and your hands on the wall.

In order to do this move, you have to crouch down and put your hands on the ground. Then, do a quarter turn and quickly get back on the same side. If you have good balance, then you can also do the circle spin in

The Jack Shake

– This dance step involves holding your hands above your head with your knuckles towards the sky and shaking it back and forth to the rhythm of the song.

The Dab

– Dabbing is a dance move popularised by Atlanta rapper, 21 Savage. Basically dabbing involves pumping one's arms back and forth while cupping your hand over your mouth, rubbing it with your fingertips and then spraying your droplets of spit on the floor.

The Middle Finger Flip

– This one is even more popular than the dab. You are going to make the hand sign with the middle finger and your palm facing out, making a 'v' shape.

Flip it like an Ammeriais

– This is a popular South African dance step. The dance step requires both partners to push and pull each other.

The Katana

– One of the most popular dances in Kenya. In the dance step the dancers will do a dance with their hands up in the air.

The South African Push

– This is a dance step that involves bending the arms as though you are pushing something away with your hands.

The Ndebele

– When you perform this South African dance move, your body will be in a shaking motion with your hands, knees, toes and head following the same direction.

The Belly Dance

– This dance step involves holding both of your hands by your tummy and flailing them and then twisting your arms and body around in an anti-clockwise fashion.

Reminders when dancing:

• Always get approval.
• Have a great ear for music.
• Do more than just dance.
• Show off your skills

When you put your mind to it, you can be better.

Imagine if dancers in the fifties and sixties were able to impress the crowd with their moves and confidence. The dancers in our culture have the chance to become a part of a thriving movement of choreographers and artists.

Dance isn't dead, it's time to make your mark!