You are emphasizing strong accents in the music by sliding sideways while pushing one arm down and lifting the opposite leg., Shoe tap, Jumping jacks changes, Pull down, Glide step, Your routine needs a high-energy transition that combines jumping out and in with arm-level changes and a ball change to increase intensity.2., Jumping jacks changes, The turn step, Pull down, Glide step, To create a smooth illusion effect in your choreography, you include a single-single-double sliding movement with coordinated arm extension., Jumping jacks change, Pump step, Shoe tap, Glide step, You want to demonstrate upper-body isolation by creating a continuous ripple effect from one arm to the other., Pull down , Hip roll, Shoe tap, Hip-hop wave, To emphasize groove and body control, you bend your knees and push your hips side-to-side with a ball change., The turn step, Hip roll, Hip-hop wave, Pump step, To show confidence and attitude while transitioning to the next formation, you walk forward with a bounce and natural arm swing. , Cool walk, Box step, Pull down, Shoe tap, You want to smoothly change facing direction while adding style using a 3-step turn and finger snaps., Glide step, Pump step, The turn step, Cool walk, You want to combine crossing footwork, stomping, punching, and arm rounding into one 8-count sequence., Hip roll, Pull down, Box step, Pump step, Your group needs a basic step that allows synchronized arm pumping at chest level while stepping side-to-side repeatedly., Hip-hop wave, Pump step, Cool walk, Hip roll, To practice rhythm control, you perform toe taps forward and backward before switching feet., Jumping jacks change, Pump step, Box step, Shoe tap.

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