As the saying goes: details determine success or failure. It also applies to dance. Jazz dancers at different stages have different needs, but generally speaking, beginners are often the most blind group in this group. When consulting dance training, we usually pay more attention to how many finished dances the organization can teach her in a training cycle, but few people will ask us how many details about basic training and skills we can get. Because I was blind, didn't know where to start, took what I could see as the goal, and didn't realize the importance of basic dance skills, so I took many detours.

Dance training and learning have a clear growth process and stages. In other words, a person who learns to dance from scratch has different training purposes at different stages, from basic training to learning action theory, to making the body inertia through repeated training and so on. And dance expressive force will only begin to dabble at the end. Teachers usually don't teach you how to feel, but only let you discover it yourself. When your body can't control the dance movements, the feeling and expressive force of dance is by no means the goal that beginners can touch immediately.

Novice, where should I start? Usually in the first stage of learning dance, basic skills are the first learning purpose that beginners need to contact first. For students who have no foundation, if someone tells you to learn two things at once, please turn around and leave. He is lying to you. Foundation, like the foundation of a house, at least we won't start decorating when we build a house. The two can't be synchronized at all. Only when the foundation is solid can the decoration begin.

You need to choose courses that focus on physical training. Training that focuses on physical quality will make your body like the foundation of a building, and the flexibility, muscle strength and control ability necessary for dancing will gradually improve. Maybe you are eager to dance, but please believe that this is a process that you must accumulate before dancing. There is never a shortcut to dancing skills.

Dancers, let yourself grow! Dancers who have experienced professional training and a good foundation have all experienced that ignorant stage and know where the expressive force of dance lies. At this time, they will begin to seek suitable forms of expression in dance. At this time, on the one hand, we should keep improving our technical ability and training, on the other hand, we should go out to participate in professional training and various dance competitions as much as possible, so as to have the opportunity to see more and learn more. You can find different things from others, for example, the same skill has more changes in different people's interpretation. People in the dance can be very individual, and you will see the same dance performed by different dancers with completely different performance effects. Try to discover and learn, and actively apply it to your own dance, so that your dance has more possibilities and changes.