How Much You Need to Practice to Become an Amazing Dancer | Dance Tips | STEEZY.CO

[@steezystudio]

We get asked this question ALL THE TIME!! So we've been really excited to share this video with you guys! Comment below with what level of dance amazingness you are at! 😜

[@nico3144]

What do you mean by training? Like learning a choreography?

[@tayfalshumrani65]

I think I am between 4 and 5 I know how to dance kpop and hip hop but I need to practice about 15 time a day to momrese the dance moves

[@crystalrbrooks]

i actually kind of need some help figuring out where i am, so i’m 15 and have been dancing since i could walk, i’m a self taught dancer and the base of my dancing mainly comes from waving and popping, i pick up some new moves and things throughout my life span by, i guess you could say “studying” other people dance, or just watching them, whether that be on instagram, youtube, movies such as: step up 1,2, & 3 or so on. but recently i’ve been wanting to dip my toes into some new genres of dance such as tutting, and really taking control of the little movements of my body, i have pretty good musicality and my flow looks pretty nice but i’m not sure where at on the scale i am. i would love to make dance my life long career because i’ve had such a passion for it since i could walk and i love music with everything in me. i just don’t know where to exactly start with trying to meet my goal.

[@mjkingstar2779]

@@crystalrbrooks hey buddy i want to see your dance

[@mishelbwldrf]

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[@floatingtigerscarriff6664]

I could dance but memorizing the choreo is my weakness

[@vedangi_Sharma7]

Samee alot moves mixes in mind, am I right

[@steezystudio]

We have a video coming out in 2 weeks called "How to Memorize Choreography" 😮

[@floatingtigerscarriff6664]

@@steezystudio thanks

[@ann2893]

omg same

[@lorninsomniac9593]

Dance can help your memory cuz' it's still an exercise so keep dancing and the more you do the easier it is to memorise (In my expirience)

[@kira4486]

I practice 2-4 hours a day, at least 4 times a week, every week. 🥴 sometimes I get really tired and don’t want to dance, but the only way I got better was pushing through the laziness. Now I’m a level 5 dancer. The days I’m not busy dancing, I’m busy singing, these two things take up a lot of my time 😂

[@steezystudio]

Dang, shout out to that work ethic! Keep it up! 💪

[@kira4486]

STEEZY thank you! I will!

[@chelsbolin]

How long did it take you to advance to level 5 ?

[@hellstoastt]

now THIS is kpop idol material

[@yash-hk8jc]

How long it takes to be in level 5??

[@maddyy7873]

anyone wanna be dance buddies? to keep each other motivated and on track? I just quitted my membership at my dance studio bc I don't have the time anymore and I feel like now I can really focus on the steps and techniques I want to learn. I would say my Level is between 2-3 and I want to at least reach level 4. I really want to learn Popping, Isolations and a lot of other things. Just want to be confident while dancing and being able to do some crazy steps haha

[@steezystudio]

Have you tried the Popping program on STEEZY Studio? Boogie Frantick, Kid Boogie, Slim Boogie, and Clay teach you all those techniques and take you through tons of practice drills. You'll breeze through 3 and get to 4 easy peasy.

[@nishantshyara4090]

I'm up. 🙌. I'm a hip-hop/freestyle dancer. Let's make a big group? How do you like it?

[@maddyy7873]

STEEZY Thankyou! I definitely want to use Steezy to become a better dancer :)

[@maddyy7873]

Nishant Shyara Yess! That would be great 😁

[@nishantshyara4090]

@@maddyy7873 Here's mine: @nishant.shyara . Presently, I'm having my exams. Therefore, my handle is deactivated at the present. I'll catch you in few days! ⚡

[@stayonceeva]

Damn this is true. I started dancing in october 2017 and now I feel like I'm in level 3 1/3. So it's pretty accurare

[@jeriji6592]

Same!

[@krishnalakra6013]

How is it going?

[@krishnalakra6013]

Do you practice everyday?

[@totallynotweird1318]

I also started dancing in 2017

[@gnrngkcntnf]

Omg that's awesome, I've been dancing for 8 years and I'm on level 3 😅

[@basicfrogginhuman6023]

Aah this explaines why I don't feel like I'm improving! I jumped from level 1 to level 2 and was thinking I could go from 1 to 5! Thanks for the info! I'm off practicing again!

[@Enzo-wx3vw]

What style are you learning ? iam also on level 2 and learning basics of hiphop , popping , locking , and house

[@nico3144]

What do you mean practicing? Like learning some choreographies?

[@Enzo-wx3vw]

@@nico3144i guess he means learning basics of dance styles

[@pinkiepinkie6865]

I’m going to hip hop

[@trivedagiri4536]

I'll be back in 6 months after practicing 5 times a week for 30mins. 🙏🏼 . . 12th Feb: I missed out 2 months of practice so I have to start again 😅 but I see slight improvement. Definitely

[@jamesbond401]

Don't forget this

[@camillecandy101]

hows it going

[@mia_jiang9519]

Hey gal, only one month left

[@nctzenonthatglitchmodeheyh8549]

Okeey!

[@Theonlyzazi]

1 more month !!

[@punitkk7696]

Please make a feature in your classes where we can maybe record ourselves and send you the video for reviews once a month maybe..

[@lilacfloral1]

I love this idea! it can definitely help dancers get the necessary feedback to get better :)

[@JadynMock]

That is exactly what I was thinking! When I went to there website all I could think is "how do I get feedback?" It would be cool if they did that.

[@stanblackpinkandtheirpets8255]

Love this idea

[@NateSoRoyal]

They have a facebooks group where u upload your videos and they give feedback

[@xoItzLexiBabi]

Yes! This is what building block does! But they’re sooo expensive. That would be awesome if Steezy did this

[@elizabethnimblett9692]

I started at a skill level 1 about almost 2 years ago and I practiced every day for about an 1 and a half and now I'm a level 3 almost at a 4...I learn lots of choreo online and watch multiple videos on how to become better with movements and mindsets...it's a really fun progress because once you get that first combo down without messing up after practicing for so long, that sense of achievement becomes addictive and all you want to do is work harder to get that feeling again

[@johnaeedwards4644]

First i got committed with my mind that i can do anything i put my mind to. Then i made the mirror my best friend, i never look in the mirror without watching my self dance . I challenge my mama, my friends , everyone to give me a 8 count on the spot & i do it right back at them to catch on to choreograph fast . I work on my memory by constantly learning dances on my own on KZbin. & i master my perfection by Finding the dancer i am & getting out my comfort zone ❤️ #FutureDanceChorographer!

[@연탄-k6f]

It's always been said that before you dance, you have to learn your basics, but how do I know my basics? Are dancing basics the same for everyone, or are there those specifically for a certain group of people? What are examples of the most essential dancing basics?

[@lilacfloral1]

The basics are the fundamentals of style. For example, the basics in Hip-Hop are popping. By learning popping, you'll strengthen your fundamentals which will help you a lot when you are learning hip-hop. Everything is connected in one way or another so learning everything that you can can really help you improve as a overall dancer. "Are dancing basics the same for everyone, or are there those specifically for a certain group of people?" Well basics could be different for everyone (based on opinion), but in general, the basics like I said earlier really are the fundamentals. Examples of fundamentals would be training your arm hits, leg hits, basic arm wave, simple footwork combinations, tutting combos, dimestops, etc. The most essential dancing basics could be some that I listed there, but here is a list that I think will help (Popping/Hitting, Waving, Isolations, Footwork (ex: House, Shuffling, etc). Grooves, & Tutting). Other styles/techniques that I think will help a lot are Animation/Robot ( includes ticking, strobing, vibrating, dimestops), Fixed Points, Miming, Locking, and Boogaloo. There are more but those were the ones I think are really important. I made a whole post on reddit (best to read on the computer) that shows a whole guide to learning how to dance. old.reddit.com/r/Dance/comments/b0uqbd/learning_how_to_dance_official_guide_my_library/ I included lots of different sources (including lots of Steezy videos and articles) that have helped me and so many dancers. Hope this helps and have fun :)

[@steezystudio]

@@lilacfloral1 THIS! Great answer. Get started on your basics here! bit.ly/LEVELUPEASY

[@lilacfloral1]

@STEEZY, Thank you! I’ve been using Steezy for almost a year now and it has helped me level up in my dancing in so many ways (from the physical dancing side to the mental part as well). So happy to be a part of this community ❤️

[@proudmisfit4405]

@@lilacfloral1 I looove your response and your post on reddit

[@lilacfloral1]

@Proud Misfit, I’m so glad that you like it! It took forever to write but I know it’s going to help so many dancers progress 😊

[@meanmuggin0384]

can you make a series named "HOW TO BECOME AN AMAZING DANCER" or "HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR DANCING SKILLS" series pleaasse it would be amazing cause im a dancer myself *like this comment if you agree*

[@lexishere378]

That was all listed in this vid

[@gnrngkcntnf]

There are already videos like that

[@casty97]

I recently started to get serious about dancing (mainly as a hobby + within conventions and such) and since I started to dance practice nearly everyday for about a month or so for 2+ or hours - sometimes 5, I noticed that I went from a 1 to nearly a 3 in about a month and had no idea that there was even a scale! Thank you for posting these videos, they really do help along with this video as well. It seems like I am doing everything correct including making sure I start correcting any and all bad habits and developing my own style. I was worried that I was lagging behind or not doing everything I can to get the most out of the few hours I have to practice but it seems like I am doing okay so far. I am excited to see where I will be one year from now and also to meet other dancers as well. One of my goals for next year at a convention that I sell art in, is making it into floor wars. :)

[@ynthearmy6439]

I can memorize the choreo, i can dance well, i can dance to music- Then what is my problem??? Dancing in front of people

[@jeonpournami3709]

Exactly

[@kiraguerrero4420]

Me too

[@lolarmystrashcan7623]

This is me too

[@lafleurmillenaire2221]

This is an exercice. I’ve performed several times in front of people for many years. It took me repetition to finally get comfortable. Each time you dance in front of people, exercice yourself to be comfortable, chill, confident, restrain yourself to stop wanting running away. And think about that: you are the one that offer them a show, don’t look at yourself, try to communicate with your art towards them, not towards you. At a certain point, you’ll feel comfortable. I hope it can help. 😊

[@april5026]

Me too

[@jess_holyfield]

I tried the STEEZY formula this year (January 2021-present) I take at least one class on the platform at least 5 days a week with breaks in training when needed. I was honestly skeptical of this concept when I watched this video way back when it was published….. but I have gotten significantly better from where I was as a dancer, teacher, and artist from the beginning of this year to now…. I have unlocked movements that I never thought I would come to understand. I have seen growth in how I teach my students and well as my Choreography retention has skyrocketed. Thank you guys for providing what you do and I look forward to continuing my consistent journey with y’all ❤️❤️

[@hewhohasnoname4842]

I am a very inconsistent dancer but I've been dancing for a bit less than five years usually one hour a day 4-5 times a week. Practicing about 2-4 hours a day when performances/auditions are coming up and having frequent periods of zero dancing for weeks on end. Now I'd say I'm at a comfortable intermediate level. I'm heading towards advanced in some aspects and falling short of intermediate in others. But by now I have gotten a taste of what it means to be a "good" dancer. Magically looking good sometimes without having to clean and just knowing exactly how to do a move just from seeing it. It's nice to see progress. I've been a self taught dancer until a couple of weeks ago but now I'm finally going to classes. Can't wait to see even more progress!

[@RaeExx97]

It's been a month since I started dancing I practice 3 hours a day and I can see so much improvement in my dance also I'm really good a body rolls

[@chelsbolin]

What’s your progress looking like now?

[@matas253]

*I started training for 45 mins a day, 5 days a week on Steezy 1 month ago. I'll check back in when I get to 6 months and explain my changes. Wish me luck*

[@GustavoHenrique-vj4bh]

I wish you luck :v

[@chelsbolin]

You got this

[@bigmandan9351]

YEA BRO AWESOME

[@MeowMeow-wm2xv]

UPDATE

[@matheusmedeiros8906]

You are the best guys!!! Thank you. You could create the option of us steezer's make playlist of what we would like to follow or train, and we even create our trainings and a line that we will follow...

[@Student-hy4jw]

Yes please, let us make playlists 😍

[@withlovee_MJ]

with this video i found out i'm at level 3 but because i've been learning kpop dances for already 3 years? like no bases or academies i've been to, it's all kpop what i started with. now that i wanna focus on my own style, i'm trying new things like academies choreos and even trying to work out to better my sharpness and stuff, but i'm on level 3 lol, i feel pretty confident performing by now, and i'm one of those cases that was on level 1 at some point in my life. so this is pretty accurate for me somehow :) aaaaalso, if interested, i just uploaded a dance cover to my channel and might be uploading more in a future, so i'll be glad if anyone who reads this checks it out, thank u ☺♥

[@multipashmama]

I haven’t danced in about...10 years, just recently got back into it during quarantine. Found that I was actually somewhere between a level 2-3, which is nice!! Dancing feels pretty natural to me, I think with your recommended amount of practice I could level up in about 3 months!

[@bigmandan9351]

awesome! well done, i’m an absolute beginner lol but i’m trying to start

[@hannahmayr19]

I wrote a list which dancemoves I want to learn. It helped me to stay focused :)

[@JuSophieRene]

Thank youuuuuu, i needed this a lot to figure out how much practice i needed

[@jessicakuning]

wow, that's pretty accurate... I started dancing at a very young age (9/10) but only learned the basics at age 20. I was dancing my ass off for 2+ hours per day, 5 days a week. more than half the time was spent practicing choreos but 2 years later I'm at level 3 going to 4.

[@itskaevee]

I love this :) I feel like I'm at a level 2 after 6 months of beginner dance classes. Most of the time was me working on my perspective and mentality around dance. Now I don't feel as dumb when I mess up, and I'm open to learning and failing. But now I really want to focus and improve to get to a level 3!!

[@zionmesa673]

Having a level bar really helps me. It makes it easy to make goals and see where I need to be. Thanks for doing it that way. Also, I've never danced but from spending a lot of time on music I already knew certain things like how to detect and stay on beat. Would that put me at one or two?

[@rachelkerr6783]

Zion Mesa id guess level two unless the moves feel foreign to you. But honestly we all need foundations!

[@mannou38]

I'm currently level 2. I'm using just dance as my starting point. I've currently mastered 7 Rings extreme and some others. It took me over a year to get here.

[@dairepurnelll]

I believe Im a level 4 maybe a level 5 in teaching how to become a freestyle dancer. Ive been freestyling for 12 years self taught

[@emcee_poetrey]

Thanks STEEZY. Question. I am often so busy at my school it’s hard for me to find a 30 min session out of the day to dance. However, every 25 mins of studying, I take a 5-10 min dance break to clear my mind. Since I’m studying for 8-10 hours a day, that accumulates to at least 80 hours. Even though those dance practice sessions are broken up in segments, do they still count for practicing 30 mins everyday?

[@PeevesMarvelous]

Don't worry about the minute, the really thing you must to do is The Consistency. You can do 5 min dance practice everyday, because like they say,"Practice make Permanent". You train your muscle to remember. So it's no problem to do 5 min a day, the important one is The Consistency. Ps: But if there are people practice 30 mins a day, he/she will be better than people who practice 5 min a day, right?

[@emcee_poetrey]

@@PeevesMarvelous Thank you! I appreciate it!!! Much love!

[@steezystudio]

@@PeevesMarvelous yepyep! Every minute counts. In fact, we have a whole section on STEEZY Studio for classes 10 minutes or shorter! bit.ly/LEVELUPEASY

[@JadynMock]

I have/do the same thing for studying and was wondering if that would work. Thanks👍

[@ngorx]

STEEZY FOR LIFE

[@steezystudio]

YUHHH

[@ngorx]

@@steezystudio ❤

[@earllnjohnrobles9303]

I just started watching their videos last night and it really gives courage and feel motivated to become a amazing dancer someday. -greet from philippines

[@marj7672]

My parents don't support me, and people in school think i dance bad even though i have never danced in front of them. I honestly dance mostly everyday and i feel so happy when i do

[@mysoon8063]

I'm an intermediate dancer, but i don't think i'm a "confident" intermediate , I'm not soo confident for some reason

[@blackmailpotato9616]

Same 😂 I go from confident at home and on stage to a teeny tiny bit shy or semi-confident at dance class (depending on my mood and the style of dance and how long I have known the choreography we are learning) to an awkward potato waving my arms around like a crazy person in front of my friends or family or just people in general 😂😂😂 no like literally whenever my friends ask me to dance I just stand there and do a wave with my arms with the awkwardest smile plastered on my face 😂😂😂 like literally EVERY SINGLE TIME 😂😂😂 I'm pretty sure my friends question if I'm really a dancer 😂😂😂

[@mysoon8063]

@@blackmailpotato9616 Same! Except I'm very confident in class but when my friends ask me to show smth I do an arm wave or a few pops in different angles with a very awkward expression . I'm self-taught by the way, there aren't ANY dance classes of hip hop/ urban in my district , i was in a crew for a few months but now I'm back with me again. That's a drawback for me because I don't have someone to guide me properly. I have youtube so thank God. But the progress that should have been quicker with someone experienced around is taking much more longer.

[@blackmailpotato9616]

@@mysoon8063 ooohh! I'm also self taught for urban dance (mostly I mean I do go to Kpop dance classes but all we do is learn choreo and I don't really have much guidance to improve) high five 😂🖐️ (but for ballet and contemporary I have done years of classes and training))

[@klbzplb]

When they said "It takes 6 months to go one step upwards" I knew that they know what they are talking about. Many people that are fake teachers say that you can become a very good dancer in a short while, and I know it's bs. I have some expierience with fake teachers, because Im an artist that studied from the very basics for over a year now and seen a lot of people saying "Use this simple trick to draw like Leonardo Da Vinci in a week!" and I figured It's similar with dancing :'D

[@amandamunoz8741]

yess, people are unrealistic of what they can do in 1 day but unaware of how much they can improve in 10 months

[@Flacko_dawnyapper]

I donno but I can remember the whole choreo by just watching it at least 3 times, and I can do half of the dance, I also can catch up with it for a week and remember it. I think I'm a GENIUS

[@krissymichele]

So I’m almost 40 years old; I’ve always loved to dance and danced as a child throughout HS. But that was also 100 years ago. So I’ve been doing a ton of research and I think I’m ready to start taking classes. But here’s my biggest question- Am I too old to start over like this? Have you seen more “mature” adults take your classes and succeed? If so, I’d love to hear more about that. Last question is, where should I start with regards to classes? I’ve been on your website a ton of times. So I’m aware of the many classes you offer. But I was hoping you could help me narrow it down a bit. Thank you so much in advance and I look forward to your response. I think you guys are absolute genius’s!!... Not just for your talent. But for creating this amazing app.

[@indigo991]

I’m going to put this into practice right away. Testing myself! 💪🏾

[@Varsha.hahaha]

You deserve more subscribers you deserve more views your tips are actually helpful ❤️

[@jankipatel189]

I've learned so many genres but I feel stuck in levels 1 to 3 for most of them. I'm definitely going to have to pick the ones I'm most interested in and improve on those!!!

[@preciousangela2651]

Start tomorrow, I will practice 4 times a week 😊❤️

[@JasonMcGarva]

Steezy has the best membership program. It's helping my krump a lot.

[@steezystudio]

We're glad!! Keep dancing 💪

[@lolarmystrashcan7623]

I love the vibe you guys bring to the table and of course the advice I would say I'm between 2 and 3 I started dancing to kpop songs 7 months ago I love to dance I know how to dance I go all out while dancing Whats my problem???? Dancing infront of people

[@defiantlypinki1107]

I taught myself how to dance on KZbin after I lost my singing voice at 16. I’m definitely a “comfortable intermediate” but I do want to start performing at shows so I want to move to level 4. I just realized that I don’t practice nearly enough; I literally do that big burst of practice once a month. Granted I just became a doctor, but thanks for helping me realize that it’s better to shorter practices more often.

[@rupaliagrawal2178]

I think I am in between level 3 and 4 and it's been 8 months since I starter dancing kpop😍😍 thanks for your tips

[@adriancarrerasfernandez5191]

I think I'm at the same level as you for the same reason. I started dancing to kpop 9 months ago and now I'm improving finally!

[@aysiavlog]

I’m probably at level 3 and I practice over other day I feel like I’m not improving because I record myself dancing and it’s doesn’t look right

[@coversbyrei]

Me too!! I'm probably in level 3 I started dancing to kpop i think almost 2 years ago and all i can say i improve so much!! Like my family noticed it too.. But i still practice so that i can record myself and be confident of what i am doing hehe💜 Kpop inspired me so much to dance, sing, and especially rap💜

[@yvxiiao]

I've been dancing K-pop for around 1 and a half years and I'm a level 3 dancing. I didn't take it seriously last year and only could dance to blackpinks choreographies and now I can dance to hard choreos like Izone's secret story of the swan

[@xxxrhian]

Do you want to become a kpop idol?

[@PucknKhaos]

Thank you for giving the timeline. Now I have a general-ish clear idea of how much time it'll take to level up. And that's incredibly helpful info!

[@strbrrydrgn]

I have a video request! Since you are a dancing based channel, can you perhaps do a video on kpop dancing? Kpop dancing is very, very popular these days, and their choreographers are people you frequently mention or feature on your channel (Sienna, Keone Madrid, Kyle etc) I'd really appreciate if you could make something like that! Also I'm pretty sure it would get more views than your average videos cause in the history of kpop, it has never been bigger on a global level, and kpop dance is a crucial part of it all. Hopefully you'll take it into consideration!

[@VanzValerieARoga]

Yes I agree. I'm also a beginner in covering kpop groups' dances. And I have some problems on following and memorizing those steps..

[@sweetxhala]

when ever people told me my dancing is amazing and I'm professional I wouldn't really agree with that but now since I figured out I'm level 4 I'm not gonna put myself to the ground anymore

[@tifamai]

Wow Steezy out here literally just answering all my doubts and questions.

[@almxndhorizonn6166]

i’m a level 2 definitely but level 4 seems like all i need. i just want to be comfortable and be good at something, dancing is my favorite option

[@DDD2323-z5i]

I have been taking dance classes and following youtube videos for the past two years now. I can memorize counts and follow choreography pretty quickly. The past three days I have scheduled my days to allow 2-3 hours of dance practice, and I'm already seeing a huge improvement. But, when I dance in front of anyone I go back to my first stages of dancing... I get so nervous that I forget everything...

[@lilacfloral1]

Love this video!! So informative and helpful to dancers of all levels :) thank you Steezy once again for making amazing content!

[@Kaalokalawaia]

I really love the language comparison. Makes a lot of sense.

[@CHopeBerlin]

Its funny how I sometimes practice months and rly become good in a choreo then I film it upload it get a lot of likes and am happy about it. Months/weeks later someone wants me to perform what I posted and I look like a complete loser and I ask myself "how was I that good?!"

[@nico3144]

What do you mean practicing? Like learning some choreographies?

[@aniyal5487]

I'm pretty much at a 4 ish for contemporary, because thats what I've been doing my whole life, and I've recently found more of a love and specilty for hip pop and kpop, and now I'm pretty much at a 3 because of my previous dance experience.

[@ayoitsrenny]

how long did it took you to be at level 4? i really wanna know!

[@xoItzLexiBabi]

Why am I just now seeing this video. I’ve been doing a lot of guessing as a Steezy member but now I have a better feel for what I need to do. Thanks!

[@AmanChauhan-tx7gy]

You're amazing guys 😊⚡

[@steezystudio]

no u 😍

[@AmanChauhan-tx7gy]

@@steezystudio omg you just replied to my comment...im so happy about this...and did u check my channel lol...

[@connie6738]

hey steezy! I was wondering when you say 5 times a week for six months, how many hours a day is that counting? I have a lot of spare time on my hands so plan to pretty much practice the entire day (roughly 8 hours). How quickly do you think I could progress? I'm between level 2 and 3. Thanks!

[@julianehalster9321]

Could you maybe do a video like idk 5 mistakes beginners make or how to dance right or focused. Btw I am a big fan of your channel and it helped me a lot with dancing. Thank you so much

[@steezystudio]

Have you seen this video from us yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKq2h6BjgNacj8k

[@steezystudio]

and hi!!!! Glad you like the channel, keep dancing my friend :)

[@julianehalster9321]

@@steezystudio oh thank youu❤❤

[@sapsj2577]

I think I'm on level 3. It's not making me happy because I take dance classes in hip hop for about seven years by now. My teachers are always doing the same thing and I'm not learning anything new. I never realized that until i saw some impressive dance videos and learned more about dancing. Now I know steezy and want to improve my self. I hope I can make it to level 4.

[@hanyusuki9755]

I'm only level 3 in dancing and i wanna improve ;-;

[@saxanith6117]

I wish I had known this lmao. I've been forcing myself to practice everyday for anywhere from 3 to 10 hours a day for anywhere from 2 to 7 days a week. And I would get stuck and want to stop but felt like I had to keep going to ensure I'd memorize the choreography. I'm currently sitting at level 3 and it's been about a year or two since I've taken dancing seriously. Hopefully I'll make it to level 4 soon 👍

[@itismehimani5566]

I’m a level 2 dancer I started stretching and dancing 1 year ago although I was a good dancer since young I just need some tips on moving body more lightly and easily pls give me tips proper

[@GustavoHenrique-vj4bh]

The fact that I am Brazilian and I am 15 years old, but that is not very relevant. I really want to be a great dancer and learn a lot of styles. I see myself at level 2-3. It is a dream I discovered recently, along with being fluent in English without the need for a translator ;-;

[@natalijailieva3468]

I don't know if other people have the same problem but, for me dancing is easy. I've always felt music a different way than others. The hard part is actually getting the confidence I need to dance. Does anyone have any tips on how do become more comfortable while dancing?

[@fountainsisabelle2878]

I’d say the 6 month thing is true because I’m a level 3 and I started dancing a little over a year ago

[@hunnqy3102]

some tips: you wanna learn a dance but you don't know how to do this certain move, it just doesn't work? well practice it everywhere all the time, like in the kitchen while you're searching for food or in the bathroom before you're about to shower. it helps you a lot, and don't forget the mirror, you need it. dance with the mirror, if you can't always then when you have free time. go to the biggest mirror in your house and practice some moves or whole choreos. it's really important to do so when you're just starting out, it might seem like your legs are at the right spot or your arms are high up but really they're bent and your legs are together. don't be scared of the mirror it will help you a whole lot and you'll become more confident.

[@holycow8155]

My Taekook Romance Thanks for the tip, but when I dance in front of a camera I look weird but when I dance in front of a mirror I don’t. What should I do?

[@hunnqy3102]

@@holycow8155 tbh same i look great in front of a mirror but when i film it i look like a dancing chicken. the reason for that is i think if you're dancing while watching a video you're more focused on looking at the dancer instead of your own movements. also possible that you get stiffer and you lose control of your body because now you're trying to film yourself and make it perfect. i think it's important to learn the choreos well and focus on your movements while not over doing them and not getting too stiff. in front of a mirror you also see yourself well, you know exactly how to do certain moves so it's important to remember how your body moves while in front of a mirror and then try to dance without seeing yourself. hope this helps!

[@holycow8155]

My Taekook Romance Thanks!

[@kamkam7964]

Okay.. I'll try the level up thingy,, I forgot what it called now. 😅❤️💜

[@grace_timsmpsifoysisftn]

I can easily memorize choreos but i look like a freakin' worm when dancing lol

[@littlestcloud]

I should practice dance,but like freestyle,choreographies or something else?

[@lilacfloral1]

I say you should practice all of them, but it really depends on what you want to do. Practicing choreography will help you with your freestyle, and vice versa. They go hand in hand. Whatever you want to be great in, you should practice that :) have fun!

[@littlestcloud]

@@lilacfloral1 thanks ^^ !

[@lilacfloral1]

@waifuthepeach, no problem! 😊

[@galaxygirlplaz2551]

I have been dancing at an academy for a few years now andi still feel I can improve a bunch

[@jg8147]

You guys are INCREDIBLE!!! I’m so happy I found you

[@noiZtheartist]

What if I do four hours everyday? Then can I become a kinja in 6 months 😂😂😂

[@leahivanguyy2206]

I have been dancing in hip hop for more about a year and everyone is saying how good I am getting ...but I don't feel comfortable with my dance or my style , I am VERY STIFF because of back issues and I do not know how to loosen up and my teacher is not very good at understanding me ( because I live in a foreign country and I am not very good at the launguage yet ) any advice ??also I practice a lot about 5-6 times a week

[@darshanshah3847]

Yoga

[@robinrawat1922]

you need to get into freestyle rather than choreographies.....

[@sianribeiro2164]

I could dance and learn choreography but to come up with my own is my biggest challenge. 😳😳

[@KendallMooreProfile]

I love this channel!

[@stargxzers]

well I got good at freestyling in like a year, I started at 16, i started shuffling when I was 12, I didn't start taking classes till i was like 19 and ive learned so much ever since, now I'm 21 and I teach at a studio near my house, I'm still learning though, learning how to teach better with steezy :3

[@SerenityWithSelf]

This is so great I’ve always wanted to know this!!

[@juliahoffmeister8714]

you guys are incredible! Thank you so much

[@naniasjoseph7527]

Now the real question is how to practice 😭😭😭

[@bhoomikagulati7588]

Thank you these videos clear a lot of myths 💓

[@tonystarrfitness]

I think those should be multiplied as you become more advanced. Example: I think you can get to lvl 3 relatively quick but going from 3-4 I think takes a new level of grind and probably longer than six months. And I think mastery is 7-10 years minimum regardless of how much you train. Just a quick thought from someone a year in

[@strawgarettes5416]

I'm still a baby and one month left till I reach level two! Thank you STEEZY

[@karenm.7678]

I love how no one disliked this video🙄

[@hehehe9619]

Omg I have exactly 6 months time to improve this is perfect

[@gukvenchy8173]

I started dancing when I was 4 and im now 17, but I haven't danced in 4 years and it hurts not gonna lie. In those 4 years I've been really wanting to do hiphop and break dance since, but there are no good dance studios where i live, and i don't earn enough money to be able to pay for things like STEEZY. I have a background in dancing and lots of experience, but bc i haven't danced in ages I'm really rusty. I don't know where i should start from and i don't know how long to practice in order to become as good as I used to be.

[@robert-tonywright4528]

Perfect practice makes perfect- bruce lee

[@nico3144]

What do you mean practicing? Like learning some choreographies?

[@juliii888]

Draw just draw And do some hip hop I think so!

[@sanketbankar999]

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[@stylishlysable]

This info is super helpful. Now I just need to adjust my schedule a bit so I can fit more dance sessions in 👍

[@kristinarodriguez3]

Hmm..I practice for an hour everyday... I wonder if I should do 2-3. Maybe slowly I can upgrade, dont want to burn out

[@diya5254]

I can dance..I think I'm level 3...I can memorize the choreo easily but my dance moves are to clear at all...I practiced for hours. Now I myself feel like I improved......🌚💜

[@teresadossantos9961]

I love your sense of humour ❤️❤️❤️

[@holiam1702]

I found it really useful tips and information. Wish that I could have a class with Steezy one day. Keep it up you guys.

[@jahadiispain7620]

Training is EXPENSIVE!!!

[@vivian8283]

I'm like in between basic competency and comfortable intermediate but more on the comfortable intermediate side

[@crystalrbrooks]

i actually kind of need some help figuring out where i am, so i’m 15 and have been dancing since i could walk, i’m a self taught dancer and the base of my dancing mainly comes from waving and popping, i pick up some new moves and things throughout my life span by, i guess you could say “studying” other people dance, or just watching them, whether that be on instagram, youtube, movies such as: step up 1,2, & 3 or so on. but recently i’ve been wanting to dip my toes into some new genres of dance such as tutting, and really taking control of the little movements of my body, i have pretty good musicality and my flow looks pretty nice but i’m not sure where at on the scale i am. i would love to make dance my life long career because i’ve had such a passion for it since i could walk and i love music with everything in me. i just don’t know where to exactly start with trying to meet my goal. i also got into shuffling for a couple years, a year ago, so i also have that as well. but i really want to be able to show and lift the music up with my performance and captivate people to show them the beautiful part about dance, to inspire others, make them feel as though they are watching a story pan out.

[@nayas.9376]

I love steezy😭

[@ngonnguyen8015]

Very helpful. Thanks❤

[@chickennugget9412]

I am comfortable intermediate! Trying to hit that level 4!

[@steventran7702]

what if I did a 3-5 hour choreography dance practice every day? because that is what I plan on doing is that a good amount of training?

[@almxndhorizonn6166]

level 3 is enough for me because i just feel uncomfortable dancing so one year of practice will do!

[@s.a3527]

I like you guys so much!