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Contents
Introduction
Angelos Story
Taking Action
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The Approach
Eye Contact
Lead Her to the Floor
Open Hands
Single Targets
Group Theory
Capitalizing on Another Players Mistake
Matching and Mirroring
Backing into Her
Approaching from Behind
Pawning and Working the Room
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Taking Action
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Taking Action
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Chapter 4: Transitioning
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Taking Action
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Introduction
Angelos Story
For years (Im talking about starting out in high school, throughout my college
years and well into my 20s) I couldnt figure out why I wasnt having any success with
women in clubs. Night after night, weekend after weekend Id be tearing up the dance
floor and yet Id leave empty handed no grinding, no make outs, no numbers. People
always gave compliments on my dancing skills so I knew I didnt look like a dork. Yet
guys who couldnt dance half as good as me were getting the girls. What was I doing
wrong?
I use to think that my dancing would speak for itself and therefore girls would line
up to get with me. I felt I didnt need to approach girls. Why should I? Im a kick ass
dancer so they should come to me. How untrue that was!
In my early 30s my dance skills kept improving but my dance floor game
continued to remain non-existent. At the same time my verbal game was advancing by
leaps and bounds. Years spent learning and practicing the social and conversational
dynamics between men and women had started to pay off. My dancing was still better
than my ability to speak to women yet my success rate with girls in the verbal arena was
dramatically higher. Eventually I reached the point where I was able to talk to a girl as
easily as I could dance in a nightclub. Women soon found me charming when I spoke
and as a result my triumphs, through verbal game only, increased substantially.
I cant recall how it happened but one day I had an epiphany: why not apply what
Ive learned about verbally interacting with women to the dance floor! Things like
approaching, attraction, escalation, testing, and even smiling. It took trial and error and
getting rid of my ego to translate my verbal game to a dance environment. In time
things started falling in place. Since I first started clubbing in my teen years, I had
collected an abundance of information from watching guys successfully (and
unsuccessfully) game girls on the dance floor and about clubs in general.
Unfortunately, I didnt know how to use all that data at the time. Now, having this
information became useful in dissecting and converting verbal game to dance floor
game.
At first my dance floor game achievements were few some random grinding
here and there. However, as my confidence grew so did my success. Things began
making sense and my interactions with girls on the dance floor were no longer arbitrary.
I was able to dance with any girl I wanted without having to speak a word to her. That
was just the beginning and it only got better. What blew my mind was that I had the
ability to meet a girl on the dance floor, grind with her, make out, and even touch her
intimately without ever having had a conversation! On top of that, I could get the girl to
leave the dance floor with me so I could run verbal game to obtain her number or to get
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Verbal Game
Sets
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Sets
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Working the Room
~ Dance floor game is about communicating without words and mainly through
body language. It s the only type of game where you can start from meeting a girl on
the dance floor, to grinding with her, making out, and even groping her without having a
conversation. Additionally, there s an added intimacy about engaging a girl without
having to speak to her. Verbal routines, back handed compliments, and story telling are
not needed!
~ Many men avoid or make excuses for not wanting to dance when their date asks.
It s a DHV if you re able to confidently take her up on the request. Even better, if you
can suggest dancing before she does. It is alpha since many men at a club (or even
house party) try to avoid the dance floor altogether.
~ There may be instances when you have to rebuild attraction when on a date.
Escalation through dancing provides a fluid way of doing so. Turning the girl, dips,
grinding or even just dancing close in a sensual manner are natural ways of rebuilding
attraction while also increasing buying temperature (or BT, her level of attraction
towards you). When done properly, an increase in BT can be achieved faster than
running verbal game.
Furthermore, if you ve not already kissed her, dancing provides many
opportunities for you to do so. It s a smooth way to fly under the radar while bringing
her into your personal space. Imagine dancing with your date, asking for her hands,
turning her into you so that she s inches from your face, and then simply leaning in to
kiss her. Those awkward moments when you re about to kiss a girl are removed
because dancing can create a natural flow in a non-verbal interaction.
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Dance Floor
Donts
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Taking Action
At the end of each chapter there will be a section titled Taking Action. In it youll
find various activities you can do to build and strengthen your dance floor game. I
strongly suggest doing the activities because theyll help you develop a kind of muscle
memory for what youll be learning.
Look for the mistakes that I mentioned above: do the guys lack tact in their
approach, park on the dance floor, dance with their wingmen, or try to have a
conversation with the girl?
Notice how guys approach girls and whether they succeed or fail.
Ask yourself questions about what you witnessed on the dance floor. For
example, Why did the guy fail and what could he have done differently to
avoid failure? or What did he do so that he was able kiss the girl in a matter
of minutes? You may not know the answers now but as your game develops
an aha moment may occur in the future when you do know.
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Would You
Like to Dance?
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Sets
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The Approach
Would you like to dance? I cant remember the last time I was at a club and
uttered that phrase! Unless youre partner dancing, you dont have to ask a girl to
dance. Asking for a dance is a closed ended question shell answer either yes or no.
If she answers no, then youre out of luck. There are many non-verbal techniques you
can use to get a girl to dance with you.
Eye Contact
Making eye contact (EC) is one of the easiest ways to engage a girl. For
example, if youre dancing and you notice a girl looking at you from on or off the dance
floor, then look back and hold your gaze. If she holds as well, then take it is an
invitation for you to approach her. Smile and walk over to her. If shes already dancing,
you dont have to say anything but if you do remember that conversations are to be had
off the floor (for verbal game tips see Frequently Asked Questions section, item 9).
Shes on the dance floor to dance, not to be interviewed! Use the techniques below,
Lead Her to the Floor or Open Hands, for engaging girls who are not dancing but
making eye contact. Similarly, if youre on (or off) the floor and youre watching a girl
dance and she looks back, dont look away. Hold eye contact and take that as an
approach invitation.
Open Hands
If youre on the floor and you spot a girl youd like to dance with try this simple yet
effective technique. Smile and make eye contact with her. After she acknowledges you
hold out your hands to her. Make sure you do this with your palms facing up and just
above waist level. Your arms shouldnt be fully extended think about making an angle
between your forearm and upper arm slightly greater than 90 degrees. With your
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curl fingers
toward chest
hands above
waist level
Single Targets
Some girls do dance by themselves. If you see a solo target on the floor, simply
make eye contact and approach her with a smile. Additionally, you can use the
technique mentioned above, Open Hands. In these situations I also suggest dancing
next to the girl before engaging her. It gives you an opportunity to show your fun
personality. By doing so you are telling her that you re just as comfortable as her
dancing by yourself. However, you re also sending the signal that since both of you are
dancing alone, the two of you may as well dance together.
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Now, don t just stand there with your arms out. You should be dancing while
you re behind her. Try to dance in sync with her. That way if you decide to grind it will
be an easy transition since you are already in sync with her.
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Dance Floor Logistics
Visit venues that each has a different size dance floor preferably a venue with a
small dance floor and another with a large floor.
Notice how visible guys are when they try to pick-up girls on a large dance
floor.
Observe how the vibe changes amongst the different floors sizes. You may
find that on a smaller floor the vibe of the crowd is more upbeat and intense
(relative to a large floor), making girls more approachable.
Dance by yourself in the middle of the floor (while other people are dancing)
and notice how you feel. You may discover that you dont feel self-conscious
dancing alone on a crowded dance floor.
The Approach
Now that youve spent some time in dance venues, its time to get some practice
approaching girls! Start by approaching only girls dancing alone and groups of 2 or 3
girls. As your confidence grows start approaching larger groups of girls. Focus only on
the approach and nothing more dont think about escalation and extraction. All the
activities below should be accomplished alone, no wingmen.
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After youve accomplished the two activities above dedicate a night (or nights)
using all the approach tactics mentioned in this chapter with focus on
executing Pawning and Working the Room.
If possible, repeat the three activities above (in the same order) in a dance
venue that has a different dance floor size than what you started your training
in. For example, if you began with a small floor, then repeat the activities on a
large floor.
Determine which floor size makes it easier for you to approach girls.
At the end of each night evaluate your performance. Think about what you
did correctly and where you faltered. If a particular approach technique
worked best/worst for you, then figure out why and how you can improve.
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Taking It
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Avoiding Neediness
Have an Abundance Mentality
Neediness is a common stumbling point for many men on the dance floor.
Becoming needy puts you in a mindset of scarcity instead of abundance. When a girl
senses that youve become needy any attraction she has towards you becomes weaker.
Remember, there are many other women on the floor dont get caught up on just one!
Also, dont feel that you always need to be engaged in a set whenever youre on the
dance floor. Becoming strictly results oriented can take the fun out of dancing. Dancing
should be enjoyable and not feel like work!
To be successful at dance floor game Ive identified what I call the 3 Cs of
Neediness that must be avoided on the dance floor: Chasing, Clinging, and
Conversation.
1. Chasing when it is clear that she is trying to distance herself from you: if a girl
is not interested, then she may simply start to create space between you and
her on the floor. This could be in the form of turning her back on you and not
re-engaging; returning to her friends and dancing with them; dancing with
another guy. Instead of realizing this, the needy guy will waste time following
the girl around the dance floor while attempting to regain her attention.
2. Clinging to the girl when he has her in his space: a good example of this
would be holding a girl (from the front or behind) and not letting go of her for
the duration of their dance. Its almost as if the guy is afraid to release her for
fear that she may not come back. So he holds onto her and keeps her close.
3. Having a conversation on the dance floor: remember, the dance floor is
mainly used to build attraction and women are there to dance, not chat. Build
rapport when you are off the floor. See the section in Chapter 1, Trying to
Have a Conversation.
In the case of situation 2, an easy remedy is to step back or let her go after
youve had her in your space for some time. Unless she insists, dont keep her close for
an entire song. Break your connection, dance apart from her for a bit, and then you can
bring her back in. Dont make the common mistake of always needing to have your
hands on her show her you can refrain from acting like most men. Have her wanting
more. You will encounter some girls who are all about freaking on the dance floor. If
you do, then by all means reciprocate. But for women that require a more tactful
approach, dont be afraid to let go.
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Taking Action
Escalation and Compliance
Escalation and compliance can be nerve-racking at first but with practice it does
get easier. As your confidence and skill grow in this area, dance floor game becomes
very rewarding. For this chapters activities its not necessary to follow my
Simultaneous Escalation and Compliance Steps (Steps A through R) precisely and in
order feel free to improvise. As a recommendation, take baby steps as you escalate
and dont try to reach the goal of the each activity as quickly as possible. In doing so
youll start to build a mental library of escalation and compliance responses from women
and how to handle them.
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The goal of the first activity is to grind lightly, as opposed to hot and heavy,
with girls (either from the front or behind). Again, dont worry about having to
follow my steps (A through F) to get to grinding. Whats important is that
youre able to escalate to the point of grinding. Focus on escalating to this
point and no further. If youre not use to dancing intimately close with a girl
take this opportunity to practice maintaining eye contact and being
comfortable.
For the next activity pick another night to train. Reach the point of grinding
with a girl and then work on tactile contact. For example, get comfortable
placing your hands on the girls hips, touching her cheek and the small of her
back with your hand, and holding her closer to you to grind more intensely.
Dont force yourself upon her and if she persistently stops you from escalating
further respect her boundaries this is just practice!
Although kissing and making out on the dance floor can be satisfying, know
that you dont necessarily need to achieve this to successfully get a girl off the
dance floor. With that said, take a night out and practice escalating to the
point where you can almost kiss the girl. For instance, touch your cheek to
hers or bring your face close to hers so that your lips are just inches apart. If
you feel that theres an opportunity for a kiss, then by all means take it.
Again, dont be forceful with the girl and respect her boundaries.
On your final night of practice, look for situations where a girl and guy are
dancing and the guy departs sooner than he should have. For instance, he
grinds with the girl and doesnt escalate further but instead gets stuck in a
dance loop and eventually leaves. When you find this attempt to profit from it.
See if you can take momentum from the previous player and use it to your
advantage when you escalate.
At the end of each night evaluate your performance. Think about what you
did correctly and where you faltered. If you had difficulties at any point during
escalation, find out why and how you can improve.
Avoiding Neediness
Dedicate a night to completing the following activities. You can also do them
each night you go out for the previous sections exercises.
Observe the dance floor and watch guys becoming needy towards women.
Analyze the situations and think about what the guy could have done to avoid
needy behavior.
Think about the previous nights you went out to train and determine if you
acted needy towards any girls. Scrutinize your behavior and figure out what
youll do the next time you catch yourself lacking an abundance mentality.
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Transitioning
Attraction
A good time to leave the floor is before shes worn out from dancing. Dont wait
to move her when shes sweating bullets, panting, and just about to pass out on the
floor. In this state she may be feeling self-conscious about how she looks is she
drenched in sweat, is her hair all over the place, are her clothes in disarray, etc.. Its
hard for a girl to feel attractive when shes in this state. She may excuse herself to the
restroom, possibly never to be seen again. Plan to extract her before she decides to
end your dance. Her reasons to stop can also be fatigue/thirst, boredom, wanting to
find her friends, or your lack of action to move things forward (e.g. failure to escalate or
extract).
Make sure youve gained at least some attraction from her before attempting to
take her off the floor. How do you know if shes attracted? Here are some indicators of
attraction (the more you have the better and the more you have the greater the
likelihood of her having an elevated BT):
Tries to have a conversation with you as you dance.
Holds eye contact. Added bonus if she does this with a smile.
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2. Have her explore the venue with you. I ve never been here before. Let s
explore and see what kind of adventures we can get into.
3. If you ve noticed something interesting about the venue (a statue, photo, etc.)
suggest that you show it to her. Did you see that insane painting of dogs
playing poker that s hanging in the hall? You ve got to check it out! Come
on.
4. Bring her outside to cool off. The patio is supposed to be beautiful let s go
check it out and cool off.
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The Doorman
So how do you make friends with venue employees? Just talk to them every
time you visit the venue and when you leave. If you see the same doorman at a bar you
frequent, then make it a point to ask how his night is going or if hes keeping warm in the
cold weather. Most patrons dont take the time to chat up the doorman and ask his
name. Youll stand out if you take a few seconds to talk with him even more so by
introducing him to women you meet at the bar or bring with you. Developing a
relationship becomes easier if you haunt the bar every week. Youll become a familiar
face and be seen as a regular of the venue. Eventually he wont even bother asking
for identification. At that point you should be able to walk right up to him, greet him with
a handshake, and go right in.
When the doorman starts recognizing you after several visits, its a nice idea to
offer a drink. Most doormen wont drink on the job so you can offer a bottle of water. As
youre walking into the bar turn and say Hey bro, you want a bottle of water? Again,
not many patrons will do this and so you stand out from the crowd.
Once youre sure that the doorman knows who you are, try this: the next time you
visit the bar and theres a line, attempt to bypass the line by walking straight to the front,
greeting the doorman with a handshake (if youre with a girl introduce her), and walking
right in. Expect that hell let you in, dont be nervous about it. If you feel like you need
to say something you can use Hey man, can I come through? I dont like asking if
theres a wait because then Im acknowledging that theres a line. If youre denied and
have to wait in line, dont be upset hes just doing his job. Not all doormen will allow
you to bypass a line but its worth a shot to find out which ones will.
The DJ
After introducing yourself to him, comment positively on his set (the music hes
playing). If hes doing tricks such as scratching or beat juggling tell him that you like his
turntablism (pronounced turn-table-izm). By using the word turntablism you are
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Moving Off the Dance Floor
Congratulations on coming this far in your training! Its now time to work on the
final component of dance floor game. If youve successfully completed the activities at
the end of the previous chapters, then this section should be relatively easy.
Survey the dance venues youve been frequenting for the Taking Action
exercises. Get to know them and find where you can sit, talk comfortably,
and cool off (e.g. an outdoor patio). Also look for conversation pieces that
you can use as an extraction tactic.
With the information above, set-up a plan for where you can go when you
take the girl from the dance floor. For example: its cool out tonight and the
outdoor patio is beautiful; its quiet enough to talk there, has funky dcor to
make fun of, and theres enough unreserved seating so I wont have to worry
about being bothered to get bottle service just to sit down.
Taking as many nights as needed, work on extracting girls from the dance
floor using the techniques from Tactics for Extraction. Its not necessary to
practice all eight tactics but become comfortable using at least three.
Try to think of your own extraction tactics that may work better for you.
Get to know a key employee at each venue you haunt and greet that person
whenever youre there. Be friendly and not a nuisance.
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Be comfortable dancing. Have a genuine smile on your face and have fun.
People (including girls) will pick up on your positive energy!
Get the practice in, even if it means having to crash and burn. Have at least 1
night a week to practice dance floor game.
Go dancing with female friends so you can get comfortable dancing with girls.
Take a partner dancing class such as swing or salsa. See above Item 1.
Find out what type of music you enjoy dancing to and do dance floor game at
venues that play that music.
Game and dance with girls on the dance floor that you wouldnt usually be
interested in. This will help you with approach anxiety, build your confidence,
and allow you to get some practice in without having to worry about the
outcome of the interaction.
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You guys [by this I mean girls] look like fun, so I had to come over and dance
with yall.
If I see a girl standing on the sidelines of the dance floor Ill say I can tell you
want to dance, so you might as well dance with me since Im dancing by
myself.
For girls not yet dancing: Can you dance in those shoes? After she answers
Ill reply with Well, come on and direct/lead her to the floor.
Doesnt this remind you of a high school dance? Mostly girls dancing and
guys standing around. We should get a dance in before a teacher with a ruler
comes around to separate us.
10. If Im a dancing with a girl that I have no interest in, whens a good time to
end the dance?
Ill wait until the end of the song and thank her for the dance. Dont think youre
committed to dancing with the same girl for a certain amount of time. If you dance for
just one song, youre fine. I would not recommend leaving in the middle of a song. Its
rude and she may say something negative about you to a girl you may happen to end
up gaming you never know.
11. Why do you stress smiling when on the dance floor and approaching?
Since dance floor game is mainly non-verbal you need to be able to communicate
positive body language to your target. Smiling helps to achieve this. However, its not
just a smile that you should have but also a generally positive and upbeat vibe. People
gravitate to this type of energy. No one wants to dance with (or even be around) a
boring, negative person.
12. How do you approach a mixed group of girls and guys?
I use group theory to handle situations such as these. The only difference is that
I dont dance with the male(s) in the group. Initially, Ill do some recon and try to
determine if a guy is a boyfriend or has an attachment to any of the girls. For example,
Ill look for smiling and heavy eye contact between the guy and a girl. Even if Im not
certain, Ill still approach the group. If I think that a particular couple may be together,
then Ill make sure to not dance with that girl for too long as I work the group. As long
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Appendix
The 2-step
The 2-step
The easiest dance move you can do is the 2-step and it s a great starting point to
being competent on the dance floor. Following, I ll teach you this dance. If this were the
only move that you re able to do, knowing it is enough to get you on the floor running
dance floor game.
To begin, stand upright with your shoulders relaxed and knees slightly bent.
Make sure you re not standing at attention with your shoulders back and chest out,
doing so will make you look stiff. Drape your arms comfortably at your sides and bend
your arms so they re making an approximate 90 degree angle (as shown in the diagram
below). Keeping the hands above the waist, make a loosely closed fist and have the
palms facing each other or up. Stand with your feet about shoulder width apart and
heels on the ground this is starting position.
On the dance floor it doesn t matter which leg you begin dancing with, however,
for the sake of learning you ll start with your left. Initially, you ll have a tendency to stare
at your feet as you learn. Doing this during practice is fine but when you re on the
dance floor keep your head facing forward (looking at your feet displays a lack of
confidence). Use the diagram below for clarification to the following steps:
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With your left leg, step in toward the arch of your right foot. Be sure to pick
your foot off the ground (but keep it close) instead of just sliding it across the
floor. As the left leg moves, bend at the knee to pick the heel up. Lifting the
heel will give a stylized look. Set your foot down with the ball planted lightly
on the ground (near the arch of your right foot and not touching) but don t
set the heel down. Your heel should end at 1.5 to 2 inches off the ground.
Bring your left foot back to starting position, setting the heel down. Again,
pick your foot off the ground (but keep it near) rather than just sliding it
across the floor.
Continuously repeat the above steps as you keep your arms in the bent position
you started with. That s all there is to doing the 2-step! Practice to the point where you
can do the movements smoothly without having to think about the details (like keeping
the hands above waist level). Also, remember to have fun and smile!
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head facing
forward
stand upright
with shoulders
relaxed
arms comfortably
draped at your side
hands above
waist level
loosely closed
fist, palms facing
inward or up
stationary leg
active
leg
active
leg
heel should be 1.5 to 2
off the ground when
ball of the foot touches
the ground
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repeat with right leg
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Appendix
Learning Rhythm
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Learning Rhythm
Chances are in the past you ve nodded your head or tapped your foot as you
listened to music. When you were doing this you probably were tapping or nodding to
the beat of the song. If you could do this, then dancing to the beat (having rhythm)
should be no problem. If you haven t accomplished this small feat, we ll remedy that
now.
The easiest way to find the beat of a song is to listen to the drumbeat or bassline.
To practice, play a song with a moderate tempo. Make it easy on yourself and use a
song with a distinguishable drumbeat - pop music would be ideal. Now, find the beat of
the song and tap your foot in a steady rhythm along with it. If the song has a pause in it
and the beat stops, keep tapping your foot as if the song were still playing. When the
song starts up you ll find that your tapping is still in sync with the beat. As a tip, listen to
when the vocalists starts singing. In most pop music he or she typically starts on beat.
After you ve found the beat in a moderate tempo song, challenge yourself and do
it with faster and slower songs. Try this with different genres of music as well (hip hop,
R&B, rock, etc.). You re now ready to 2-step to music!
Start with the stance shown in Appendix A, with your feet in starting position.
Play the same moderate tempo pop song you used earlier and find the beat in your
head (nod your head or tap your foot if it helps). When you re ready, move your left leg
on the beat to step 1 and then 2 on beat, followed by the right leg on the beat to step
3 and then 4 . Repeat the steps continuously. Congratulations, you re dancing!
Challenge yourself by doing the 2-step to songs of various tempos. If you re
watching your feet as you dance, try eliminating that habit as soon as possible. With
practice the dance move will be committed to muscle memory and you ll no longer need
to look down.
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