There are several types of Ghostwalking dances, all from that country.

There are many styles of Ghost Step Dance, which are categorized into AUS (Howdy Doody Step), RUS (Big Step), Traditional Small Step (Minor Step), BASS (Minor Step), and MAS (Major Step). Ghost step dance originated in Melbourne, Australia.

One, about the ghost dance;

Ghost dance, also known as trailing dance, skating dance, super skating, drifting dance, ghost dance, is a kind of dragging feet to walk the steps, fast and powerful movements, music is strong and powerful (mostly Hardstyle Music and DJ dance music, etc.), the dance is full of dynamic vitality, very site rendering power.

Two, the historical origin;

Trailing dance. Because the birthplace is Melbourne, Australia, so it is also called: MelbourneShuffle. It is a kind of dance step originated from the Reebok party in the 1980s, and originated from the underground party in Melbourne, Australia. The basic movement is a fast switch, smooth completion of the two-step movement, and the dance style is suitable for various types of electronic music, such as: House, Trance, Techno, Hard Dance, Hardstyle.

Three, dance Characteristics;

Simple movements, fast and powerful, strong sense of rhythm, mainly through the rapid switching of foot movements, through the glide, kicking, stepping, turning and other actions to complete a kind of improvisation, a high degree of freedom, full of personality of the dance steps.

Four, dance learning;

shuffle dance, is through the core of the two movements of the rapid switch to complete an improvisation, so from the beginning of the learning shuffle, need to practice the two basic dance steps, Running Man (running), T-Step (side slide).

After studying for a while, you will find that it is not easy to master these two basic steps, and you need to practice a lot in order to make the movements smooth and powerful, and it is recommended that you practice slowly for a month or two in the beginning, in order to skillfully memorize the movements, and be too eager to play the opposite effect.