Okay, so over doing is bring your chest were emphasizing the chest. This is a very popular group in, Let's say, reggae, like African dancing.
Next circle groove that we're going to do is the chest. But the emphasis is the group, and whatever you do around it is up to you. If you're in a club or someplace where you have a smaller area to dance and then what you could do with curious, you add some steps into E. They see this is a subtle so you can practice doing that. You can just do it small, OK? And then you can eventually get bigger. You want to drop that glass of water, and then I want you to try to bring your chin around so your chin is kind of leading right. I'm gonna try to keep my straightest possible 10 like there's a glass of water on your head. Okay, here I am going to try not to leave with the top of my head. Right? So Well, I'm doing is is going searching. All I'm doing is pretty much our stretches and beginning. All right, now, we can use our head if they wanted to, so we can go. Now, how that works is all I'm going to do is I'm going forward. We're going to do shoulder circles, Okay? So just like when you're doing the warm up, just rolling circles. That's gonna be the main, and this is OK, so it literally could be any move in your body.
Just like when you're doing approves down moves, bounce, cruise, All that stuff all over doing is making circles. Circle Grooves: now grooves is, uh it's more of a concept than anything. Remember when we're dancing, keep your hands above your waist holding. What I want to just have a little bit of give in my now This one is perfect for parties and clubs because you don't have to worry about hitting anything we have to do to keep this as a tempo. Bounce Grooves: thing is more of a lower, but I mean by that is you use more of your so you're literally going up and down. I think I'm just using my arms, going up in that very easy example. I want you to try just really focusing on your shoulders and trying to hit the back wall. Use with their other body parts is you can use your shoulders instead of your head as an emphasis. Now, what's really good about the back room is there's a lot of possibilities. And your lower back because you're kind of leaning that when you're doing almost like this. So it's kind of like trying to hit the back of your head. You're emphasizing the back instead of the front. Back Grooves: the same thing is the four group except your foot.
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