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Can hip-hop dance also help you lose weight?

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Asked on:Mar 31, 2026 02:28 PM

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  • Cyclops Cyclops

    Mar 31, 2026

      Street dance source:

      Street dance, also called HIP-HOP, comes from black street dance, so another name is REETFUNK. Street dance is naturally loved by young people because of its relaxed and casual personality, free personality and rebellious spirit. After filtering out the raunchiness and exaggeration of the original street dance, hip-hop has legitimately entered the elegant hall - the gym.

      HIP-HOP is a general term for all kinds of street dance, including mechanical dance, break dance, etc. It originated from the improvised dance moves of American street dancers. These street dancers are mainly black or Mexican. Most of these popular street dances originated in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Some black or Mexican children dance for fun in the street all day long, forming various factions, and naturally develop different styles in the dances they dance.

      Street dance has become a fashionable sport

      Fashion and beauty coexist

      Street dancing makes people focused and interested, and their movements are graceful and casual. At the same time, hip-hop dancing also has a slimming effect, because hip-hop dancing is a medium-low intensity aerobic exercise. In one hour of exercise, it has a strong effect on consuming body fat. In addition, hip-hop is a small muscle movement. Regular practice can increase the coordination of the whole body and make your body proportions more standard. Currently, many fitness centers in Shenzhen offer hip-hop classes. When I see so many fashionable men and women wearing wide-leg pants and tight T-shirts, doing various hand-waving and hip-twirling movements in ecstasy or obsession, I feel like I'm in a disco. But the difference is that their movements are more relaxed and casual, more chic and beautiful, and unified. Their faces were filled with the brilliance of sport and healthy The breath, and the shining beads of sweat.

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