Should there be a section for dancing and dance moves also?

PAinPA · 2012-10-13T00:57:02+00:00

I like "dancegame" because it's fun as shit. It's hard to teach specifics through this subreddit though other than go out, have fun, be confident and act like you don't give a shit.

One warning I would give out is don't be the guy creeping around the dance floor looking for any lady to grind on him. If you're dancing, just look to have fun and approach girls from the front. If they're giving you good vibes then reach for their hand, spin them around and try to dance closer. Escalate from there.

ol_greggory · 2012-10-13T02:39:56+00:00

It's a bit hard to explain the way I move and shake it on the dance floor. I'm a huge music nut and have the natural ability to let the music move me (thanks for the dancing genes mom!).

Keys for me are to: - keep good posture - keep the vigorous movements to a minimum (less is more my friends) - dominate your space (I try and keep enough space around you. A foot or foot and a half between the other bodies is what I strive for) - keep the gyrations/movements below the waist (keep shoulder/head/fist pumps to a minimum)

These points seem to work for me. I get looks of approval with my style all the time and I usually dance up on/get approached every time I go out to dance.

Naonin · 2012-10-12T21:23:34+00:00

Dance game is an interesting thing. My brother thinks I'm good at it but I don't get near as much as another friend of mine who is a better dancer than myself. Its almost like conforming to stereotypes trying to "win " at the dance game... get out there and flat out compete against other men and see who comes out on top then reap the attention.

Also in my experience its EXTREMELY hit and miss. Some nights I can get 10 # and an f close other nights not a single girl will dance. Not sure why.

DrugsOnly · 2012-10-13T01:11:50+00:00

My girlfriend has been taking dance lessons her whole life and some may even say she has a genetic disposition be being great on the dance floor because she is a latina. Personally, I attribute her success to her dance lessons, not her race. Anywho, we met at a concert and I'm not a very good dancer. Nevertheless we connected through talking off the dance floor before we went out and started dancing. I made it known to her that I was not a good dancer. Thankfully, she thought it was cute that I tried to keep up with her. Since then, we have gone out clubbing many nights and she has been teaching me how to dance.

I'm not sure how much this is said in this subreddit, I'm kind of new here, but confidence is key. Being overconfident is a huge turn off so know thyself, and don't underplay or overplay your strengths and weaknesses.

spaceghost5 · 2012-10-13T08:03:22+00:00

A simple 2 Step is easy to learn and then you can gradually learn more moves. But if u learn to Dougie u will be the man when it comes on.

Adrxone · 2012-10-13T11:19:32+00:00

If there is one for dance game I have so much advice to give for it! I have used my dancing skills along with my negs, openers, to DHV myself, and AMOG. But of course the problem most people have with it is to be able to actually dance. I would LOVE to help people out with this if this ever becomes a section! The thing about dance game is that it consists almost entirely of just body language, it's almost like all your word game has to be shown through your dance game because sometimes you won't get a chance to get a word in, you'll only have that moment where they just want to see the moves.

TofuTofu · 2012-10-13T13:15:55+00:00

Try the search box. This topic has been covered many times.

Title	Should there be a section for dancing and dance moves also?
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Upvotes	14
Comments	13
Date	October 12, 2012 8:49 PM UTC (13 years ago)
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