Monday, 30 August 2010
Hip Hop Traveling Moves : Hip Hop Dance: In & Out Arm Waves
Keep your hip hop arm wave low so that you can move into your body and out to your other arm. Learn how to do hip hop traveling movements from a professional teacher in this free dance video. Expert: Emily Larew Bio: Emily Larew is a professional dancer and dance instructor. Emily teaches at Vanderbilt University, Columbia State, and top studios in the Nashville area. Filmmaker: Tim Brown
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