I came across a post on the RooshV forums concerning dance floor game. For some reason this aspect of game slipped by me and until seeing this I had never considered it.

Dancing is just another subset of game; similar to how you talk to her, how you dress for her, and how you treat her on a date. Learning to dance can also be frustrating as hell, just like all the other aforementioned games. However, dancing skills hold a special niche in the gaming quiver.

Some prominent parts that stood out to me:

[...] Good dancing will circumvent bad looks for almost any man. Unlike talking to girls, which is often boring and painful due to the average girl being as interesting as a doorknob, dancing is fun, playful, and exciting. Dancing provides an avenue of seducing girls beyond your normal caliber as well, which brings us to the greatest part of dancing: Beautiful girls enjoy dancing. The majority of boner inducing girls will go out to dance clubs from time to time in order to soak up attention and glorify the most valuable possession she has: her body.

Essentially having good dance floor game is the difference between being this guy who is awkward (not as much as many others) and comes off as creepy to most women and this guy who commands attention and is the life of the party. I know which one I would prefer to be will be.

A man with a good vibe feels the music move through him, and becomes an expression of the music itself. By his vibe you can clearly tell he is enjoying himself, happy to communicate the music through his motions, directly enhancing the aesthetic atmosphere of the venue and drawing women into his world.

This bit is what makes dance floor game appealing to me. I have been consistently improving my day and night game, but dancing well sounds like another avenue of enjoyment in terms of running game, vibing more naturally and essentially enjoying the process of pick-up, meeting new people and self-betterment. Now, I do enjoy regular day and night game, but I can't completely let myself go and be in the moment at all times.

Here is the full article on the RooshV forums

For those who are good dancers, or those in the process of learning, share your story and if you can, provide some insight for those of us who have no or little experience. What would you recommend?

Thanks to Samseau for the quality guide.