Shuffle Dance Tutorial: Charleston | kentobaby

[@AytonHMusic]

Love this

[@kentobaby]

Thanks Ayton!

[@dmytrotur184]

Excellent tut but there’s a lot of information on the Internet about how to do some basic shuffle moves and very little information about such things as shuffle freestyling, principles of how to put moves together, combo and choreo making, dancing to the rhythm, to a song and other dance concepts.

[@kentobaby]

This is. vry true. And I am still in the process of understanding that crucial idea and learning about how to teach this effectively. 100% will have content in the future talking about the true beauty of dancing in general, and that comes with listening to the music, expressing what you feel, and knowing how to transition and adapt to different situations .

[@casasessi]

That’s what it’s all about

[@foxracer1703]

​@@kentobabythank yoj for considering the viewer in such ways

[@sumsecret]

Awww shucks. Maybe if I were in my 30’s, 40’s or even 50’s. Alas. Think I’ll sit on the side & watch, & totally enjoy all the fun & smiles.

[@SmallGuyAnimates1]

Him: “ just do this and that and you’ll be a star!” Me: breaks every single bone in my body

[@Transblucency]

That was a sweet bit of editing on this short. First perfectly circular one I've seen!

[@jasperdances7849]

Good stuff man! spreadin that dance knowledge!

[@kentobaby]

thanks bro!

[@VincentHolywar]

Love it :)

[@kentobaby]

Glad you love it Cristiano!

[@kokichiouma3753]

IM 48YRS OLD, AND REALLY* WANT TO LEARN THIS DANCE (THE CHARLESTON DANCE 🩰🪩)!;) ANYWAY, I'M REALLY LIKING YOUR INSTRUCTIONS, QUITE A BIT BETTER THAN MOST OTHER TUTORING,.SO JUST WANTED TO THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS 💗;).... WAS VERY NICE/KIND OF YOU, TO DO=) .... SINCERELY;) (LORI SUE FROM SW PENNSYLVANIA USA)

[@kentobaby]

Go to my website shufflebabyacademy.com and check out my Dream shuffle course you can subscribe to:) I think it’ll just right for you!

[@udaysingh-ic2pj]

Great work Kento, your new stuff is really really good. I love the explanation and the editing. The best part is the video is from all angles👍👍👍👍👍

[@kentobaby]

Thank you for the feedback Uday! Will continuously shoot these tutorials with multiple angles then!

[@MrGoatAtnth]

Thank you I had a school performance this is gonna help me show off lol 😂😂😂

[@kentobaby]

Perfect!

[@NaterSquib]

So, it's been 2 months... how did it go!?

[@MrGoatAtnth]

NOICE

[@edwinbritto3057]

Thanks

[@GameFlife]

Bruh need to learn these shuffling

[@kentobaby]

Check out my website shufflebabyacademy.com for my Dream shuffle course you can subscribe to👌

[@B0red379]

Need this for my one act. Might succeed, might not but either way thanks for helping me try

[@papyrus1113]

Your charleston looks freaking sharp. Why would you recommend to be on your heels all the time while performing the charleston?

[@kentobaby]

In the video I actually refer to avoid being on your heels at all times. For this particular style or Charleston where you do not travel forwards or backwards and want to stay bouncy and explosive, it only makes sense to stay on the balls of your foot so you can smoothly transition from each step

[@manya522]

Thank u

[@kentobaby]

My pleasure Manya

[@Ai-prompts-tips]

❤❤❤

[@whatsupmissc1444]

Hey Mr. Bottles of water don’t exist! 😄✊🏼Thank you for the video!!! 🙏 Actually I was practicing this move last week, still working on that! My question is how much I should try to twist my feet? Thanks for your answer and have a good day! 🌈✌🏼

[@kentobaby]

I would highly recommend twisting them as much as possible to you really understand the importance of pivoting it back and forth while you’re hopping on each foot. Changing the direction in which your toes point will determine how clean the shapes are! The more pointed the larger the angles, and the prettier it will generally look

[@whatsupmissc1444]

@@kentobaby ohhh I see, thank you 😊🙏Working on flexibility, that’s another benefit for my body! I like it! 😄✌🏼

[@susanwhite4971]

Whoa!!! Who started this "Charleston" craze, a bunch of teenagers?...maybe, but please consider that the 'Charleston' was the dance craze in the 1920s when the stock market was soaring to record highs (just like it is now) right before the whole thing crashed into a smouldering heap called "the great depression". That's what we have coming.

[@kentobaby]

Thanks for sharing! Am well aware of the Charleston dance from the 1920’s that also influenced by the Juba Dance

[@大内康史-d3n]

佇まいがな〜。