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Intro to Freestyle Hip Hop Dance Moves
How to Pop in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Do a Popping Exercise in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Tut in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Do a Tutting Exercise in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Apply the Tut Move in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Wave in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Do Body Waves in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Apply Waves in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Do Glides in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Do Directional Glides in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Apply Glides in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
Explanation of Attenuation in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Attenuate in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
All About Syncopation in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
Varying Levels in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
Feminine Hip Hop Dance Freestyle Dos & Don'ts
Cypher Dos & Don'ts in Hip-Hop Freestyle Dance
How to Show Emotion in Hip Hop Freestyle Dance
How to Combine Elements in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Add Levels in Hip Hop Freestyle Dance
How to Dance Freestyle to Slow Hip Hop
Adding High & Low Lines & Levels in Freestyle Hip Hop Dance
How to Have Fun While Freestyle Hip Hop Dancing
Summary: Learn how to attenuate in freestyle hip hop dance with expert dancing tips from a professional dancer in this free online hip hop instruction video clip.
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, here in New York City. We are here to bring you freestyle techniques in hip hop dance. So the next thing we are going to do is we are going to show how to attenuate to those different part of the music. So the first thing we are going to attenuate to the primary percussion so listen to the music and see where I'm at. So I'm going to start nice and simple. "
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