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Music videos to learn dance moves?

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sonick182

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What are some good music vids that have some dance moves that are nice but not too hard to imitate?
 

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I heard that "Peaches and Cream" has some good dance moves in it...I forgot who it's by.
 

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Your probably better off actually getting a hiphop dance tape that teaches you moves instead of trying to emulate dancing from a video. But hey, it cant hurt right.
 

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If you're just learning how to dance, you're better off learning basic steps that one stupid cliched music video dance. Just watch how other people dance, and try to imitate it...it's all about finding the beat, and being comfortable.
 

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Any of those 'cliche' dance videos, oir those instructional dance vids avail on K@zaa? What do i search for?
 

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If you really want to learn to dance, I am sure your local community college, or come local group offers lessons.

Take my advice, you want to learn salsa, and ballroom dancing, and THEN you can integrate your own style and modern moves WITH IT. This is a powerful combination and you will be among the best dancers anywhere you go.
 

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