Before layering on choreography, stop and lock into the song’s steady pulse. In Seattle dance classes, this small practice makes timing feel clearer and helps reduce the urge to rush.
Give a three-pass listen a try. First, tap or nod with the beat without moving your feet. Next, count evenly while holding the pulse. Finally, add one simple step and check that it lands on the beat.
Parents can support by keeping listening playful. Clap together, pause the music, and ask your dancer to restart on the pulse. American Dance Institute encourages dancers to let the music lead—try it with one favorite song today.
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