Dances

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  • Hip Hop is a street dance with a broad category of styles such as breaking, locking, and popping
  • It became popular in the 1970s and was performed by dance crews in the US
  • Hip Hop's "freestyle" nature allows for practice in studios, streets, or outdoor places
  • The internet has contributed significantly to the popularity of Hip Hop
  • Hip Hop is considered a good aerobic exercise
  • Tips for dancing:
    • Choose a piece of upbeat music or song
    • Wear comfortable shoes to prevent injuries
    • Feel relaxed to help you move freely with the beat
    • Moving the hips indicates a person is ready to dance
    • Keep practicing
    • Watch tutorials
    • Take some dance lessons
  • Precautionary measures for dancing:
    • Warm up exercises and cool down at the end
    • Wear appropriate clothing and footwear
    • Dance in a smooth and dry area
    • Provide a first aid kit
  • Benefits of Hip Hop dancing:
    • Burns fat
    • Helps in weight loss
    • Reduces stress as a form of entertainment
    • Boosts energy
    • Strengthens muscles
  • Street Dance, also known as Festival Dance, is practiced during parades to let people appreciate and preserve cultural or religious practices
  • Ati-atihan in Kalibo, Aklan:
    • Held in honor of Sto. Nino in January
    • The name "Ati-atihan" means "to be like the atis," the earliest immigrants of Panay Island where Aklan is located
    • Consists of tribal dances with participants wearing black body paint and colorful indigenous costumes
  • Sinulog in Cebu:
    • Held in honor of Sto. Nino during the third weekend of January
    • Participants chant "Pit Señor"
    • Involves a procession followed by street dance and a fluvial parade
  • MassKara in Bacolod:
    • Represents the love for fun and cheerfulness of Bacolodenos
    • Celebrated during the third weekend of October
    • Originated during tough times in the sugarcane industry and a tragic shipwreck that took 700 lives
  • MassKara in Bacolod:
    • Represents the love for fun and cheerfulness of Bacolodenos
    • Celebrated during the third weekend of October
    • Originated during tough times in the sugarcane industry and a tragic shipwreck that took 700 lives
  • MassKara in Bacolod:
    • Represents the love for fun and cheerfulness of Bacolodenos
    • Celebrated during the third weekend of October
    • Originated during tough times in the sugarcane industry and a tragic shipwreck that took 700 lives