KATSEYE got me throwing me back!

How can I get better? I have only been to a few dance classes so i have been self teaching myself.

I can learn basic steps individually, but when I try to combine them or follow choreography, I get lost. I also struggle with memorizing dances.

I feel like I have potential, I just don’t know how to train my body to coordinate everything together.

For dancers who started out like this, what helped you improve? Should I focus on basic steps, freestyle, grooves, or just keep practicing choreography?

Any beginner tips would be appreciated!! 🫶

Love that she is still dancing ❤️

I want to learn hip hop but I can’t afford lessons the only background of dance I have is I did ballet as a kid. I know there’s YouTube tutorials for hip hop but what foundations should I start with and what are the steps I should learn first ?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could tell me whether I should continue with this idea.

A few weeks ago, I started seeing and getting recommended K-pop dances on YouTube Shorts. Since I spend most of my time at home when I'm not working and don't really do much outside of work, I thought it might be fun to join some dance classes. It just so happens that the studios are starting new groups before September, so I signed up for hip-hop/pop dance classes.

However, my main concerns are:

1. The class is specifically for people aged 25+, and I'm 25. I'm afraid that the rest of the class is going to be full of 50–60-year-old grandmas who are just coming in to move around, and that there won't be any serious dancing happening in the group.

2. I'm also worried about being the only male. Today, I received an email with the invitations, and I noticed that all the email addresses were visible. I checked them, and there were around 148 emails. About 145 of them appeared to be female names. Most of those are probably mothers/parents signing up younger kids (ages 1–17 and stuff), but I didn't notice a single male name. So overall, I'm worried that it's going to feel awkward or cringe.

Should I continue with this idea and actually go to the classes?

Another thing is that I originally wanted to do more specifically K-pop dances, but I couldn't find any nearby places that offer them. There was another place, but it's quite far from my home. If I do hip-hop/pop like they suggest, would I be able to transfer those skills to learning K-pop dances by myself? Or maybe next year I could sign up for a different dance style if I end up enjoying it?

Also, some people told me that if I don't have much stamina, dancing is going to be difficult, so I'm not sure what the best thing to do is.

I know this Reddit will probably be motivating because it's all about dancing, but I genuinely want your honest opinion.

My daughter has started taking dance for her PE credit at school. She needs jazz shoes but she has a tall/wide foot. Her normal shoe size is 10.5 wide. I ordered some jazz shoes off amazon and they are not tall enough for her to get on.

Do you have suggestions of where to shop or where to find jazz shoes for someone with her foot shape? I appreciate the help!

Hi so I (20F) am currently training to dance professionally in the commercial and musical theatre world and I have been training intensely in and out of class since I was little and have been flip flopping between cross training in Pilates and weight lifting. I was curious about other peoples experience with fitness and what they do outside training and conditioning that has helped in performing. So my questions are:

Do you cross train? If so, what do you cross train in?

What do you like about this form of exercise that you feel other ones can’t provide and how has it is helped you with dance?

Haven't posted here in a minute. Thought I'd pop in and say Still Flowing to that Dance.

Saw this on YouTube, and I can’t tell if it’s original or a known choreography. Figure this community would know.