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Do you like to go to discos or dance clubs on the weekend, but you don't know how to dance? This tutorial will teach you some concepts for getting good at club dancing. Learning just a few basic steps will make dancing in a club a lot more fun.

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Part 1 of 3: Learn some of the basic moves

1. Watch videos of club dance moves. Before you go out, watch some videos of club dance moves. Some of these videos just show a few people dancing to club music, while others show you how to do the moves. Watching these videos can give you an idea of ​​the movements you can imitate.
2. Record yourself dancing. If you are very concerned with what your way of dancing looks like, make a recording of yourself dancing to club music to make sure you are doing the moves correctly. Adjust those things that don't seem right. Compare your recording with that of the online videos.
   • Pay attention to things like not moving enough, being too stiff, arms not moving, and strange head movements.
3. Go out with friends. Dress up and go to a club with a group of friends. This will help you feel relaxed and less insecure, which will help you do the moves with more confidence.
   • One of the worst things you can do in a club is think too much about your moves. This will make you look stiff and strange. Also refrain from spastic movements, where you bounce all over the dance floor.
4. Relax. When you first go to a club, pay attention to the other people on the dance floor. Notice how they dance, what type of people they are, and what kind of movements they do. Most likely they will do roughly the same basic movements as you. Don't worry and have fun.
   • Relaxing also helps to keep you loose. If you feel tense, just start moving to warm up and loosen up your muscles. Roll your shoulders, stretch your neck to either side, and swing as you bounce. This will help you get your main limbs moving so you can dance more smoothly.