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The video "7 Rave Dance Moves You NEED to KNOW in 2023" teaches viewers different dance moves to groove on the dance floor. The first two moves taught are the Running Man and SpongeBob; the second section covers the kick-step and T-step; the third section teaches the heel toe, reverse heel toe, running man variation, and the two-step; and the final section teaches viewers how to freestyle by combining all the moves. The video ends with an invitation to like, comment, subscribe, and follow the instructor on Instagram for more dance-related content.
In this section of the video, the instructor teaches the first two of seven rave dance moves to know in 2023. The first move is the Running Man, which involves putting your right leg up, bringing your right foot in front, your left foot to the back, and jumping out in this position while repeating. The second move is the SpongeBob, which starts with your right leg out, bringing it in behind the left knee, then going back and forth with opposite legs while repeating.
In this section, the dancer shares a few basic moves. The first one is a step where you kick out with your right leg, put it down, step out with your left leg, and repeat. The trick to making it look nice is to jump with each step and add some jumps and arms to make it more interesting. The second move is the classic T-step, where one leg is up while the other is pivoted in, and you move toe-heel-toe-heel, switching up the order and adding your own creativity. These two steps are all you need to get creative and groove on the dance floor.
In this section, the dancer teaches viewers two rave dance moves - the heel toe and the running man variation. For the heel toe, one foot stays on the heel while the other is on the toe and then switches with a quick jump. The reverse heel toe starts with both feet on a heel and toe position before switching to the opposite foot. The running man variation involves kicking the heel out and staying on the toe as you do two heel toe steps forward, then repeating the process with the other foot. Finally, the two-step is the simplest dance move where you tap one foot forward and to the side while tapping the other back and forth to the rhythm of the music.
In this section, the instructor talks about the classic "two-step" move favored by many when they are trying to keep it low-key. He explains different ways to two-step and then combines all the moves together to show viewers how to freestyle. The video ends with a reminder to like, comment, and subscribe, and an invitation to follow him on Instagram for more dance-related content.
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