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Origin of Locking in Hip Hop Dance
Attitude for Locking in Hip Hop Dance
The Single Lock in Hip Hop Dance
The Double Lock in Hip Hop Dance
Hip Throw Backs in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip Wrist Rolls in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip Sam Point in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip The Pimp Walk in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip The Scooby Doo in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip Scooby Walk in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Hip Iron Horse in Hip Hop Locking Dance
Creating Choreography in Locking Dance
Adding Four More Counts to Locking Choreography
Adding the Scooby Doo to Locking Choreography
Adding the Wrist Roll to Locking Choreography
Joint Isolations for Locking Dance
Adding Throw Backs to Locking Choreography
Adding Lock Down to Locking Choreography
Adding Iron Horse to Locking Choreography
Full Locking Choreography
Summary: Learn how to do the iron horse for locking in hip hop dance in this free dance lesson video.
Safi A. Thomas is the CEO and co-founder for Blade Dance Entertainment in New York City, creator of the Blade Technique (R), and the artistic director for the world's only Hip Hop...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village I'm Safi Thomas from the hip hop dance conservatory. These are our dancers, we are based here in New York City and we are going to show you how to lock. So now we get into the last one that we are going to show. There are several different movements in locking. So we are not going to go through all 50 of them today. But what we are doing is giving you just a basic foundation of locking and then we get deeper into it another time. The one thing that you want to remember is that you want to maintain the form of each movement. The next movement we are going to be doing is called the iron horse. Something that you look for like in the Electric Boogloos or Chain Reaction, groups like that locking groups like that they use to do the iron horse. Now let's demonstrate that now. "
eHow Article: Hip Iron Horse in Hip Hop Locking Dance
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