Although our website is geared towards helping people learn dance from the comfort of their homes, some people may prefer to learn at a dance studio. So before we get into where you can learn different dance steps online for your wedding, we will show you how to find local brick and mortar dance studios [...]

The father daughter wedding dance The father daughter dance is one of those things you really can’t put into words. It’s emotional for some and to others it’s just another fun moment shared between daughter and father. That being said we can’t honestly recommend what to do or what song to use as that’s something [...]

We traveled dance floor to dance floor out at our local country bars and asked the people to list their favorite new and old line dance music. We tallied the votes, added our own opinion, and came up with this list. Here is our list of the top 15 songs to line dance to! 15. [...]

Note: Twerk at your own risk, we are not liable for any injuries There are tons of videos of booty twerking online but none that actually break it down. This twerk tutorial was created to solve this. To start it off I’d like to clear some common misconceptions up. 1. You don’t need a big [...]

The Top 4 Shoes to C-walk in: Alright! Let’s start the list off at number four: NUMBER (4) Ranking in at number four for the top four C-walk Shoes is: All Stars. These Converse high tops are known for (in the C-walk Community) their use by old school walkers. The shoe was a popular find [...]

Hoop Dance Basics (Keeping the hoop off the ground). Step 1 Make sure to stretch properly to avoid any injuries. Step 2 Second, after you’re done stretching, step inside of the hoop. Next place your feet shoulder width apart and while standing in this positing place a foot in front of the other (partially) and [...]

History of the G-walk Gangsta-walking (aka g-walking or buck jump) is a street dance that originated in Memphis, Tennessee (evolved version referred to as: Buck(in) ) and despite the name this dance is not restricted to ‘gangstas’. Although the dance’s origins have appeared to spawn in the late 1970s, its popularity did not grow until [...]

Clowning vs. Krumping Krumping (not Krunk-ing) is often confused with Clowning, but while the two are related by form and origin (and vaguely by style), differences are visible. They share the same basic speed, and a similar movement pattern: a rapid rhythmic bobbling and jerking of the body, as well as the intermittent flex of [...]

The root word “Krump” came from the lyrics of a song in the 90s. It is sometimes spelled K.R.U.M.P., which is a backronym for Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise, presenting krumping as a faith-based artform. Krumping was created by two dancers: Ceasare “Tight Eyez” Willis and Jo’Artis “Big Mijo” Ratti in South Central, Los Angeles, [...]

What is Krumping? What is Krumping? K.R.U.M.P (Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise) is a dance style with Christian roots/background. It also has connections / links to other dance styles like clowning and bucking. Krumping usually involves what looks to be physical contact between the dancers. From non participants it can sometimes even look like a [...]