Eventually, the music along with its unique dance form, called disco dancing, became extremely popular amongst various cultures. This new music and dancing style took many urban centers all around the world by storm in the mid-1970s. No, it doesn't have to be a boy. Allow your hips to naturally wiggle. Bring your left foot across, and complete the turn (your body facing to the rear). 6. Advanced: Maintaining an intense, Blue Steel-like stare into your attacker's eyes.An effective way to strike your aggressor. Next, with the last step in the Travolta sequence, we continue by doing back-and-forth-weight shift, by keeping forearms parallel to the floor and rotating them as if you’re rolling. Splits, jumps, spins, kicks, and cross-kicks are some other freestyle or solo moves. One such example of solo dance is back catch, where the dancer stands on one leg, and kicks the other leg up and back, meanwhile reaching their arms over the head as if trying to catch their foot behind them.

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