The breaker has to maintain continuous ground contact for this move which means one or the other hand has to be touching the ground at all times. The most important part of b-boying, the 6-step forms the backbone of this style of dancing.

Once you master the basic move, you can improvise and create a style that is uniquely you. Return to initial position and repeat the movements with the other foot. Simultaneously, swing your arms open to form an inclined plane. Then, pivot on your left foot and shift your weight on to the right foot. To perform: Start with your feet together while your arms are crossed over your chest. Fall breathless and laughing into your seat and pretend you're too exhausted to move when they play a pasodoble.If first impressions matter, toprocking is a sure short way of creating a good first impression.Keep going until somebody falls down or the guy behind you releases his death grip on your waist.(Always kick out small and to the side to prevent incapacitating injury.) Daring variation: Step Right, Step Left, Step Right.

Then step out again on the count of 1 with the left foot. Stop, keeping your weight on the right foot. Count: OneвЂ¦TwoвЂ¦ThreeвЂ¦STOP on the beat to keep track of your moves: Step Right.Don't overdo it or you could cause a pileup. Sway a bit to the music as you shift weight from side-to-side - you're not a robot. Start with whatever foot that person is using (say it's the right leg) and step forward and just to the side.(Take the lead only after you've conga'd around a few wedding receptions with no bruises or abrasions.) Place your hands on the waist of the person in front of you.If Gloria Estefan breaks out at an event, you can not stay in your seat. Make it more whiplike by flexing your wrist sharply so your fist 'punches' down.Take that Nae Nae arm, make a fist and bring the arm down and front at shoulder-height as you 'punch' your fist forward.Sink a little bit into your hips so you can bounce up and down as you sway side-to-side.Add a Whip because you get all the respect when you dance.Let your shoulders come forward as your hips do your up-thrust arm will move, too.Raise your right arm toward the ceiling with your hand flexed into a palm-forward 'Stop!' position.

Allow each hip to come forward as you lean into that side, twisting a bit at the waist.Lean your weight from side to side no need to move your feet for this.You can weight-shift your little heart out and let your arms do all the dancing. Pull both elbows back at shoulder height as you step your front foot wide to the side, parallel with your supporting leg.Lean forward and low over your front leg as you step and bounce immediately back, weight now on the back leg.As you turn towards the front, dip again, spread your arms wide like a plane, and step forward placing your weight on your front leg.Move all the way through the turn until you are facing front again.Stick your elbows out, fists in towards the center of your body, and raise your elbows and arms chest-high as you swivel toward the back, straightening your knees to stand tall.Straighten up as your raise both arms to the ceiling and then dip again as you bring your arms down to your sides.Dip as you step forward with your left leg, crossing it in front of the right supporting leg.Face front with your arms down at your sides, wrists flexed, palms down.Circle turns look tricky and sound tough until you try them.

Easy dance steps