How To Look Cool When You Dance | STEEZY.CO

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So, you really don't look good when you dance, huh?

Well, here are 5 things you can do to make your dancing look cooler...😉

1. Textures & techniques
2. Moving in a 3D (not 2D) space
3. Committing your focus
4. Committing to everything
5. Giving 90 percent

Be sure to watch the full video to find out how each of these tips can help you improve!

If this video helped you out, be sure to share it with all of your friends so that they can look cooler when dancing too. 👀

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STEEZY Squad

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SECTIONS
0:00 - Introduction
0:41 - Check Out STEEZY.CO for More Tips & Classes!
1:08 - Tip #1: Add Textures & Techniques
2:07 - Tip #2: Move in a 3D (Not 2D) Space
2:38 - Tip #3: Commit Your Focus
3:01 - Tip #4: Commit To Everything (AKA Confidence)
3:45 - Tip #5: Give 90 Percent Energy
4:30 - Rapid Tips!
5:08 - Outro

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[gennarice]

When Jessie said "90%? That's an A minus... unacceptable" I felt that

[aprnamali]

Listening to steezy's tips is what I can do better than dancing....

[agathaplayziez]

"ISOstiff"
Same vibes with I so pale

[agathaplayziez]

"Who am I" "What does that mean" my thoughts 24/7

[zoev]

I looove that you added tips from other videos, is like "and if you haven't had it clear, then hERE'S WHAT OUR WHOLE CHANNEL IS ABOUT" but in a cool way 🥺.

[deedee]

“That’s an A-....unacceptable.”
Wow thanks Mom-I mean Jessie

[Anna]

*THIS IS THE MOST UNDERRATED CHANNEL EVER!*

[pksidinana]

Shout out again to the Steezy editing team. They made this vid hilarious 😂😂

[yukihira]

The "A minus.... unacceptable" line hit me right into the soul like damn that's my asian mom's spirit right there 😭

[kaileykiki]

I love the 5th one about energy. I feel like a lot of ppl think more energy = better dancing but it doesn’t bc great dancing takes control and over dancing tends to come off as messy

[zeloshugan]

As a beginner I absolutely love all your videos, just need to let you Steezy people know the dance-along parts in this video and the practice sheet are both gold! A huge thanks from a 120% energy beginner who is so stiff and awkward.

[vagnerldn]

That last tip could not have been any more true omg!!! I feel that when I'm going too all-out and crazy, I almost feel like I'm less connected with the music and I lose track a little... No pun intended 😅

[steven]

“But you still don’t look cool” to shot of Tim dancing 🤣

[olivia-xxdm]

oh this is gonna be a lifesaver i can tell

[xiiinhu]

I really needed this video cuz i kinda look like a potato while I'm dancing

[SirenaAsada]

These two presenters are excellent communicators and play off each other well.

[anacritical]

I swear their editing is always a one! XD

[stutilagnamishra]

Ok but their delivery of points and editing is so funny😂

[reneeaquino]

This is just what I needed since I've been having trouble making myself look cooler after learning choreographies!! Thank you STEEZY :)))

[steijnmuller]

Hey Steezy! Thanks a lot for this video, it’s very helpful! If you don’t mind, I was hoping to get some advice from you guys. So I am currently starting out with dancing, but a “problem” I have is that I like many different styles of music, and therefore I also want to learn many different dance styles (ballet, hip-hop, house, tap, swing, popping: essentially everything haha). However, because of this (and because of my perfectionism), I sort of get a bit overwhelmed by all the things I want to learn. Now I sometimes struggle to make a coherent and focussed dance practice routine at home and choosing which classes I need to take every week. Could you guys maybe share your (very valued!) ideas on this? Perhaps other beginning dancers are facing this issue as well :) Thank you greatly!