Shuffle Dance Choreography

Shuffle dance originated in the late 1980s in Melbourne, Australia, within the rave and electronic dance music (EDM) scenes. It was influenced by various dance styles, including breakdancing, hip-hop, and earlier forms of "popping" and "locking." Its signature moves involve quick, gliding footwork, typically performed to fast-paced, high-energy electronic music.

The most distinctive feature of the shuffle is the "running man" step, where the dancer shifts weight between the feet while making rapid, smooth sliding movements. These gliding motions are often combined with intricate foot patterns, spins, and jumps, creating an illusion of fluid, effortless motion.

At Urbanity, learn this fun rave/street dance style through shuffle dance choreography! This class is open-level, so classes are tailored to the dancers in class by breaking down movements, focusing on transitions, and drilling sticky spots. This cardio-heavy class will get you feeling confident to show off your moves at any music or dance event!