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In this free instructional and demonstrative video clip series, our dance instructors will show you the basic moves and steps of disco dancing.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Get an introduction to doing the hustle in disco dancing in this free instructional video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the most basic disco two step move in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the forward and back move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do men's rotation footwork in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the rotation move with side walk move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the underarm turn and hustle move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the underarm turn and hustle move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to spot your partner during the underarm turn move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the men's hand change in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the men's hand change in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do ladies moves during hand changes in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the shadow step move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the shadow step move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
See a demonstration of hustle move in disco dancing in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to choose music for your disco routine in this free video dance lesson.
Disco music and the dance steps that accompanied it in the 1970's were in fashion, and in many ways went beyond simple weekend pass times in their scope of influence. Movies like Saturday Night Fever nurtured the disco trends on the coat rack as well as the dance floor, shaping them as a sort of lifestyle as well as a fashion or music trend. The primary identifying part of that time period in American history as well as its finest culmination of events, however, is probably contained within John Travolta's dance scenes in Saturday Night Fever, which is still just as moving and inspiring as it was back then. Truly a testament to the lasting quality of at least that specific portion of 70's disco culture, the style of dance and steps used during that time have, for the most part, remained exhilarating to watch and fun to learn.
In this free instructional online video dance lesson, our dance instructors will show you how to do some of the most basic and impressive moves associated with disco and 70's music culture. Learn how to hustle, do rotation moves, fancy footwork and shallow step moves, then practice underarm turns and hand changes with your dance partner. Head out to the club and be astounded at how well the moves hold up to today's modern music!
Kelly-Anne Vean Louis Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom & Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida USA. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro. Having cross trained & worked for 15 years, from live Stage TV Film & Radio performance & choreography in most International cultural Dance forms; Ballroom Social, Nightclub, Go-Go, Hip-Hop, Cabaret, Pole Dance, Bellydance, Creative movement, Fitness, Yoga, Competitions, Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Ethnic Folk, Lyrical, Liturgical Gospel, Lifts, Multimedia, Fashion Modeling, Singing Songwriting, & Music Videos, to name a few. She has earned chorus roles with many productions, sponsorships & commissions for work. She now specializes in teaching Wedding couples as well as producing her own pop musical dance video series "5,6, Dance!" Kelly-Anne’s portfolio can be seen at www.56Dance.com Steeve E. Jean Louis is originally from Haiti and started dancing in December of 1997. He moved to the United States in August of 2004.dkdk
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