Post by ricky on Aug 31, 2006 16:43:08 GMT -5
Step 1 Find a pair of low grip shoes or use your socks to start off with
Step 2 Make sure the ground you practise the moonwalk on is not too grippy, try and find a polished floor
Step 3 Stand with both feet close to eachother, left foot slightly ahead of the right (toes of right should be in line with half of left foot)
Step 4 Now raise the heel on your right foot so you are standing on the front of your right foot as you are taking a step. The left foot must stay where it is (take care not to move it)
Step 5 As you lower the heel on your right foot, lean all your weight on the right foot, and drag back your left foot so that it's toes are in line with you right foot. The left foot's heel should be slightly off the ground at this stage. As you drag back, do not push on the left foot or it will not glide. Make sure as you lower the heel of your right foot (slowly) the left moves at equal speed. This will take loads of practise to master the gith speed
Step 6 Keep practising to the above steps to see if you can do the move subconciously without any difficulty
Step 7 One you have mastered that, "kick" outwards with the left foot, but although, not quite touching the ground, make it look as if it is touching. Move it out a foot-size worth's away from the toes of the right. No part of the left foot should be raised higher than the other
Step 8 After yiu make your left foot move so it is at the starting position, lift up the heel once more of the right foot. Make sure the left leg is bent at the knee. Now repeat step 5. Keep practising till you hav the whole thing figured out, and it has been verified by others, and you feel quite comfortable with it. You should eventuly get that gliding affect an you will be moonwalking like the pro.
Step 9 Once you hav done that foot try it with the other foot so you can master the whole thing!!
and this taught me how to moonwalk...and it kicks ***.
Step 2 Make sure the ground you practise the moonwalk on is not too grippy, try and find a polished floor
Step 3 Stand with both feet close to eachother, left foot slightly ahead of the right (toes of right should be in line with half of left foot)
Step 4 Now raise the heel on your right foot so you are standing on the front of your right foot as you are taking a step. The left foot must stay where it is (take care not to move it)
Step 5 As you lower the heel on your right foot, lean all your weight on the right foot, and drag back your left foot so that it's toes are in line with you right foot. The left foot's heel should be slightly off the ground at this stage. As you drag back, do not push on the left foot or it will not glide. Make sure as you lower the heel of your right foot (slowly) the left moves at equal speed. This will take loads of practise to master the gith speed
Step 6 Keep practising to the above steps to see if you can do the move subconciously without any difficulty
Step 7 One you have mastered that, "kick" outwards with the left foot, but although, not quite touching the ground, make it look as if it is touching. Move it out a foot-size worth's away from the toes of the right. No part of the left foot should be raised higher than the other
Step 8 After yiu make your left foot move so it is at the starting position, lift up the heel once more of the right foot. Make sure the left leg is bent at the knee. Now repeat step 5. Keep practising till you hav the whole thing figured out, and it has been verified by others, and you feel quite comfortable with it. You should eventuly get that gliding affect an you will be moonwalking like the pro.
Step 9 Once you hav done that foot try it with the other foot so you can master the whole thing!!
and this taught me how to moonwalk...and it kicks ***.