Dance moves

It is a dance move that composes of two steps: a partial weight transmits on the ball of a foot (placed e.g., behind), followed by a step on the other foot.

This move describes the nature of a specific dance. It sets the rhythm of the dance; when the dancers do not perform any other steps and return to this basic step for default.

This step has many variants and is used in many different dances, all of them being triple-step patterns of gliding nature, steps going principally step-together-step.

Dips are common to many dance styles, such as: Tango, Salsa, Lindy Hop, Ballroom dances. These steps consist that the follow (usually a woman) is supported by the lead (usually a man).

Gancho means "hook" in Spanish and Portuguese, and illustrates certain "hooking actions" in some dances of Latin American tradition.

This move looks different in several ballroom, folk, and club dances, but shares a common form: it includes side steps and steps across the support foot.

It is a dance maneuver that takes different forms. One variety is as an absolute line dance, consisting of approximately 25 steps.

It is a basic dance move in several of dances such as English Country Dance, contra dance, and square dance.

Snap as a dance move is a quick, abrupt body/head/arm/hand action differing in form in diverse dances. It may involve body ripple (body wave), sudden turn of the head, hip motion, etc.

The splits are a gymnastic move, principally used in the figure and dance skating move in which one makes their legs parallel to one another, but perpendicular to their body.

Vogue known as "Performance" or "voguing" is an extremely stylized modern dance distinguished by photo model-like poses included with angular, linear and rigid arm, leg, and body movements.

Waving is an illusionary dance style compounded of a sequence of movements that give the appearance that a wave is traversing through a dancer's body.