Using different movement patterns on different tempos and rhythms in the music can make a huge difference in visualization and the difficulty level of your dance. Most Professional Commercial dances are danced to the bass on simple 4/4 tempos. What if you added 6/8 syncopations in your 8 counts or used the snare, harmonies or little claps or sound effects in the music to challenge your audience's ear? This skill shows elite knowledge of musicality. This is an elite level skill that if mastered, can plunge you into elite territory as a choreographer. As a freestyle dancer, this skill will entice your audiences and judges maximizing your musicality. To learn this skill, start by meditating. Turn off all electronics, sit, close your eyes and listen to your surroundings. This works best outdoors. Listen to the sounds of nature and your natural habitat. This is really cool when done in larger cities where there is a lot of traffic. But it's also really cool when done in rural areas. Each environment has its own flow. "You are a product of your environment." As you should be even in your dance. Dancers from the inner-city may move sharper and quicker. While dancers of the suburbs may have a bounce and pop and move cleanly. If you master this skill, let us know about your growth!

Everything you do in your set should have a purpose when dancing or choreographing. Give your moves purpose and intention. Reactiveness can emit 'sensibility'. Taking sensibility beyond that, use wordplay to invoke familiarity, connection and show your creativity to your audience. Learn more in your next JHN Dance Lesson!⭐️💜 #JHN #Dance #Dancing #Dancers #Dance101 #dancelessons #learntodance #dancecompany #danceschool #Jacobhollingsworthnetwork

JHN DANCE PINK - ISOLATIONS SEGMENT 4: An ELITE dancer learns how to control the body in as many facets as possible. Mastering isolations shows mastery in dance because it paints the picture of control over sound. Be as precise as you want! Turn up the music and see if your audience can catch the little nuances you hit in the music with various different body parts as you navigate a performance! JHN FILM: 'Graduate'

JHN DANCE PINK - LEVELS SEGMENT 3: Using Levels is the objective of creating variation in a dance vertically. Levels can be a different challenge for different dancers. For instance: shorter dancers can get to the ground much faster than a taller dancer. While taller dancers can portray the illusion of getting to higher levels in a set much quicker than a shorter dancer. Learning your body and how quickly you can use levels is HIGHLY important in Dance.

SEGMENT 2: Creating a smoothness to your work can come by repetitively stabbing in a certain tempo on a specified sound! Use repeating base, snaps, claps, or any repetition in the music in your dancing to create a "Groovy" feel!

SEGMENT 1: "'IDES ❤️ SUMMER' & SPACE" In this clip, you will see the use of space. Traveling from one direction to another using all of the space within the video camera's📷 frame to create a more energetic feel to the choreography. Being able to "TRAVEL" and take up space within an allotted pace of time is essential to becoming a GREAT Dancer. Learn more about "Traveling & Space" when you take your next #JHNDANCE lesson!⭐️💜