Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 3: Part 1: Dealing with Nervousness
• Method 2 of 3: Part 2: Fast Dances
• Method 3 of 3: Part 3: Slow Dance
• Tips

Are you invited to a school party, but the thought of this event gives you legs? Well, you no longer have to prop up walls! Read this article to relax and have fun at your school party.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Part 1: Dealing with Nervousness

1. 1 Try to look your best. The better you look on day X, the more confident you will feel. Your confidence will be visible to the people around you. She will set you up for the positive that you show on the dance floor.
   • Ladies, this is the advice for you: wear shoes that are comfortable to dance in. Heels are the most suitable shoes, but you need to choose shoes that you can move freely in. The more physical comfort you feel, the more natural your dance will be.
2. 2 Come with your friends. Dancing alone is awkward enough and not so fun. If you have the opportunity, it is better to go to a party with a group of friends or couples to enjoy the festive event together.
3. 3 Assess your surroundings. Before you rock out on the dance floor, take a moment to soak up the festive atmosphere and explore the party venue. Walk around the hall, grab something to drink and go to the restroom as needed. Getting to know your surroundings will remove the stiffness when you start dancing in front of other people.

Method 2 of 3: Part 2: Fast Dances

1. 1 Listen to music. You don't need to concentrate on the necessary body movements. First, listen to the music and feel the rhythm. Pay attention to the tempo of the song and your emotions.
2. 2 Begin nodding your head in time to the music. Listen to the song and shake your head to the beat. From the outside, everything will look natural.
3. 3 Take a step to the right and left. This is the basic movement to start with. Make sure you stand on your toes while dancing to avoid being overweight.
4. 4 Relax. Nervous people are often susceptible to tension in the shoulders and neck. Keep this in mind and try to keep your shoulders sagging and drooping as you dance.
5. 5 Let your body move naturally to the music. Don't forget to listen to music while dancing. Don't focus too much on the correctness of your actions. Make sure your body moves to the beat of the music.
   • Don't speed up if you're uncomfortable. Even with fast music playing, you can move slowly. The main thing is that the movements coincide with the tempo and rhythm of the song.

Method 3 of 3: Part 3: Slow Dance

1. 1 Find a dance partner. If you come with your boyfriend, it is understandable that you will dance together. Hug your partner as soon as the music starts! If you want to dance with a stranger, ask their consent before you start dancing.
2. 2 Hug your partner. As a rule, guys hugs the girl by the waist, and the girl hugs her partner's neck with her arms.
3. 3 Sway slowly to the beat of the music. You need to coordinate your movements with your partner. This takes a few seconds.
   • If you are dancing with someone you have romantic feelings for, lean against them and rest your head on your shoulder / neck.
   • Don't step on your partner's feet! Be careful when dancing, especially if you are wearing heels.

Tips

• If you don't like being the center of attention while dancing, dance with people. Surround yourself with people who do not embarrass you and can shield you from prying eyes.

• If you don't know how to dance to a specific song, look at the people around you to get to the heart of the matter. Don't stare too long or people will think you are copying their movements!