How to Do the Wu Tang Move in Hip Hop

Hip hop is an outlet for people to express their creativity in music, style and dance. Enter any club and chances are hip hop is blasting through the sound system. You can find classes in almost every dance studio as well. The Wu Tang is a move you can do to any song, put your own style to it and incorporate into any routine.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Cross your right hand over your left hand on the "one" count. Keep your wrist loose like you're tossing a coin across your body.

2. Uncross the arms on the "and" count.

3. Snap your fingers and throw your arms down on the "two" count.

4. Lean to the left, lift your right knee up and bend the supporting leg at the same time you snap on "two."

5. Put your leg down on "and" and shift your weight to the right leg.

6. Cross your hands again on "three" and uncross on "and." Snap your fingers, throw and lift the left knee up on "four." Remember to bend the supporting knee.

7. Continue from side to side repeating Steps 1 through 6. Keep your body loose and low to the ground. Add a bob to your head with the rhythm of the beat.

Tips & Warnings

• Remember this is a hip hop move so add some funk and a little bounce into your step.
• Having rhythm may not come naturally to you, so putting a count to the steps helps get in rhythm with the music. The Wu Tang takes a double count, "one-and-two-and-three-and-four."