Q&A for How to Shuffle (Dance Move)

You have to skip back on one foot, then make a tiny hop onto the other foot in front of you. All you gotta do now is repeat this process, as the difficulty simply lies in the repetition.

Yes, but it is easier to do with socks or flexible shoes. It also depends on the kind of shuffle and where you are performing it.

Yes. When you step forward, you should move a longer distance than when you move your feet backward. Practice makes perfect.

Not long, you can learn it in 10-15 minutes but practicing a lot will make it look more professional.

Where non-slip shoes to make sure you have the best traction. Also, make sure they are comfortable shoes.

No, the dance is mostly about moving your feet, you don't need a flexible body to do that.

There's no specific time limit. You will just have to keep practicing until you make it perfect.

Yes, but using socks on carpet will create a lot of friction, so I recommend using a hard floor if possible.

You could, but it may be much easier to shuffle in your socks.

No, taekwondo won't really help you with the shuffle dance.

Don’t try to slide as much, as it will cause more friction; stay light on your feet. Most importantly, remember that it takes time and practice. You can’t jump right into it perfectly.

The soles of your feet should be approximately 180 degrees from the ground.

Yes, you can. Doing the running man up the stairs will make it seem that you have more experience than others, and if you post a video online, it’s quite possible that it’ll go viral.

Yes definitely, you can shuffle on any surface! You may find, however, that there is more resistance on carpet in comparison to doing it on hard floor.

No, but try to keep always the same speed (not too slow). Don't be tensed up so that it looks more natural.