Dance

Krumping, a street dance style, was created in the early 2000's by Ceasre "Tight Eyez" Willis and Jo'Artis "Big Mijo" Ratti in South Central, Los Angeles as a means of expression and escape from gang life. Krumping focuses on high energy dance "battles" featuring intense, dramatic movement.

A dance in which the rhythm is sounded out by the clicking taps on the heels and toes of a dancer's shoes.

Ian was born in January 1971 - so is 37 years old

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My British friend says "throw some shapes."

Well I've done some research for my homework and waltz came from the word waltzen which means 'to turn'. I hope this has helped you in whatever you are doing and your welcome by the way - S x

I would say the two most famous dance schools are Arthur Murray and Fred Astare

The objective really depends on what you want it to be...it is truly a holistic endeavor. You can tell a story, portray a feeling, you might dance for the health and exercise benefits, as a spiritual expression or simply to connect socially.

Hand clapping and foot stomping are common rhythmic activities. Swaying to the music or drumming are also rhythmic. Movement with regular freeze motion can also be a form of rhythm.

There are five different types of rhythmic movements in traditional dancing. These include flowing, staccato, chaos, lyrical and stillness movements.

Turn of the century 1900s, a spilt became present in the classical ballet. This then slowly formed into what is now called modern dance. Isadora Duncan is usually credited for the new form of dance.

It is a dance based on the jerky movements of turkeys.

Ballroom dancing is generally separated into two categories: rhythm/Latin dances and smooth/standard dances.

The rhythm/Latin dances are: cha cha, rumba, east coast swing/west coast swing/jive merengue, samba, bolero, and mambo/salsa

The smooth/standard dances are: waltz, tango, foxtrot, quickstep, and Viennese waltz

Bopping, which is almost the same as the Jive, I'm sure there are many more dances that originated in the UK, because the dance scene in the UK is fantastic.

split-feather dance

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First of all, you need to practise your steps in your dances! You do well in the feis, you win medals or trophies, and of course, that is very good.

First your wig and your shoes are the most important part. Make sure you have your wig in your wig box and the correct shoes, because if you do not have the right shoes you're knocked out of competition. So sad. Also the beginners shoes are called soft shoes, if you did not know that. Next you need your skirt or dress. For beginners, all you need is a white blouse and a black skirt. Make sure you have your undershorts on so no one sees your underwear! And well if you're an advanced beginner, well you should know that by now. Thank you and have luck at what-ever-competition-you're-in!

Black and red as basic colors but all combinations of vibrant colors are also used in Flamenco costumes, especially if they are worn at the Ferias.

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The dance was premiered in 1914. (Wikipedia)

Two famous tap dancers are Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. They are in movies from the '30s.

a dancer needs to stay in the correct body language. They also need to know a variety of moves. Also you need to open your legs 24/7