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How to Do the Latin Boogaloo Dance
How to Feel the Music in Boogaloo Dance
How to Use Your Feet in Boogaloo Dance
How to Warm-up for Boogaloo Dance
How to Glide Forward in Boogaloo Dance
How to Air Walk in Boogaloo Dance
How to Use Your Knees in Boogaloo Dance
Boogaloo Dance Knee Techniques
How to Use Your Hips in Boogaloo Dance
How to Use Your Torso in Boogaloo Dance
How to Use Your Hands in Boogaloo Dance
How to Do the Seven Point Wave in Boogaloo Dance
How to Do Smooth Waves in Boogaloo Dance
Boogaloo Head Dance Moves
Boogaloo Bottom Dance Moves
Boogaloo Top Dance Moves
Boogaloo Dance Isolations
How to Use Your Knees with Turns in Boogaloo Dance
Performing Boogaloo Choreography
The Second Section of Boogaloo Choreography
The Third Section of Boogaloo Choreography
The Fourth Section of Boogaloo Choreography
The Fifth Section of Boogaloo Choreography
The Final Sections of Boogaloo Choreography
Full Boogaloo Dance Choreography
How to Freestyle in Boogaloo Dance
Summary: How to do the seven point wave in boogaloo dance in this free hip hop dance 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 here in New York City. I'm Ray Davis from the Blade Academy also in New York City and we are here to bring you Boogaloo. So now we are getting to our favorite part waving. Now waves are actually a illusion the illusion is that you are able to make a fluent transfer of energy from point to point. What it is really is a break down of each joint area watch. So this is a 7 point wave, 7 point wave. So you have wrist, elbow, shoulder, transfer shoulder elbow, wrist, fingertips 7 points. Again 1,2,3,4,5,6,7. "
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