Learn how to Choreograph and Dance

Laurie Active connects dance composition with practical movement. The course breaks choreography into body, energy, space, time and relationships before introducing a collection of hip-hop moves. This gives learners a framework for making choices within a routine rather than only memorizing a finished sequence.

What you will learn

• Recognize the main elements of dance composition
• Use timing and space to vary a phrase
• Combine taught movement ideas into a short routine

Who this suits

For beginners interested in how dances are assembled, including people who enjoy watching routines and want to try creating their own.

Before you enroll

The course lists 1 hour 37 minutes and was updated in February 2026. The requirement is familiarity with watching dance or visual art. Its introductory scope does not prepare someone to teach every dance style. Choose movements and a practice environment appropriate to your present ability.

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Put it into practice

Create a four-count phrase using movements you already know. Repeat it with one change in direction and one change in timing, then explain how each change affects the impression of the phrase.

Source and review

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