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From reading about NLP I can confirm that I’m not an audio person. I’ve never learnt to play a musical instrument and until doing salsa I would never listen to the beat in music. Salsa dancing is all well and good because it’s a series of set moves with a partner, dancing in a club is free styling but I still can’t get it. I even worry simply bobbing my head and moving my shoulders for fear of getting it wrong. I can’t even jump about to rock music either!
PPS: People I’ve spoke to about this problem say things like: “go home, play a ‘dancey’ song and just dance lik e no one is watching.” I can’t even bring myself to do that!
WOOO a Topic I can relate to because I'm a dancer. Like being a PUA, being a dancer is the same exact way. You gotta practice and do field work to basically get good at it. Dancing is all about a what you hear in the song, so generally speaking the song should dictate how you move. For example you wouldn't start using rigid moves to a smooth song like Forever by Chris Brown. To be effective in the club scene you really don't need to know really fancy moves and have too much musicality (accenting certain parts of the song for example the melody rather than the beat). What you do need to know is how to groove because there really isn't room in the club to do anything fancy. Grooves are generally moves that can be repeated like dougie-ing and the two step etc. Use these as your base moves and then create variation from these moves. A variation can be stepping a certain way, moving your arms in a different direction, adding moves etc. I would consider learning Hip Isolations and Body Waves. You can find tutorial videos on these two topics online. I would post a link, but I haven't met the required posts on here to do that maybe later I will. Anyway good luck.