How Do You Do The Tone Whip In Reggaeton Dance?
Reggaeton has been one of the most popular music and dance styles in Latin America since the early 1990s and is now gaining prominence in the United States. Characterized by sensual lyrics and gyrating dance moves, reggaeton combines Latin classics such as merengue and salsa with modern hip hop. The tone whip is just one example of many reggaeton moves you can begin practicing today. Practice the reggaeton tone whip, and other dance steps, until the movements are smooth and fluid. Reggaeton is characterized by its seemingly elastic moves, so work on each step until perfected, and then begin to work on speed. Stand with your feet a bit further than shoulder width apart and your toes pointed comfortably out. On the first beat, rotate your heels out so that your toes are now pointing in. On the second beat, bring your feet back to their original position. Lift your right knee on the third beat and then bring it back to the floor on the fourth beat. Repeat the heel rotation movement, and l
