At what age is it appropriate for boys to learn street dance

For boys, if they have the skill of street dancing, it can greatly increase their personal charm and attract girls' attention. Because street dance is a dance form derived from street culture, most of its movements are very handsome and capable. Most parents would like to let their children learn street dance when they are young. So at what age is it more appropriate for boys to learn street dance?

What is the best age for children to learn street dance?

Generally, children learn street dance between the ages of 4 and 13.

Children at this age are lively and active, and are in the process of exploring and understanding the world. Street dance just conforms to the nature of children. While cultivating children's sentiments and nurturing their positive and confident character, it also better cultivates their imagination and creativity.

It is recommended that parents let their children start learning street dance when they are over 4 years old. Each class in group usually lasts about 1 hour, but should not exceed 1.5 hours, with one or two short breaks in between. If your child has outstanding talents, loves dancing, and is willing to take professional dance lessons, it is recommended to wait until he or she is over 10 years old. Because professional dance training is intensive and time-consuming, it is very detrimental to the growth and development of children under the age of 10.

What are the benefits of children learning street dance?

1. Beautiful shape

For children who are in a period of rapid growth and development, dance training (such as holding their chests high, heads up, and abdomens in) can help them stand up straight and have graceful postures, and can also correct body problems such as hunchbacks and dangling shoulders.

2. Movement coordination

Dance requires the coordination of all parts of the body. Through the harmony of music and dance movements, it can achieve movement coordination training and make children more rhythmic.

3. Limb flexibility and flexibility

Due to regular practice of pressing feet, splits, bending waist, etc., children have good flexibility and movement agility.

4. Exercise perseverance

Training from the basics can cultivate their spirit of not fearing hardship and hone their strong will.

5. Improve physical fitness

Dancing requires a certain amount of physical exertion. Practicing it can promote children's appetite, enhance digestive function, improve body resistance and reduce the chance of illness.

6. Improve cooperation ability and sense of collective honor

There are solo dance, duet dance and group dance. Only with tacit cooperation can the performance be good. This trains the children's spirit of cooperation, cultivates the habit of consciously abiding by rules and discipline, and cultivates the concept of collaboration.

7. Cultivate aesthetic emotions

Dance expresses the inner world through music, movements, expressions and postures, which subtly allows children to be influenced by artistic performances, love life, and appreciate and experience beauty.

8. Build self-confidence

Dance performances can cultivate children's performance ability, make them less stage-frightened, more expressive, and enhance their self-confidence and better psychological quality.

9. Cultivate children's imagination

Dance is expressed through body shape, movements and eye expressions. The process of dancing can stimulate children's imagination and creativity, especially self-written and self-performed works, which can promote children's intellectual development.

10. It is beneficial to promote the development of children's intelligence.

Children's street dance is very consistent with the characteristics of children who love to move and dance, and it is also in line with the psychological characteristics of children who understand things through perception and relying on appearances. Children improve their imitation ability through movements, rhythm and entertainment, and deepen their knowledge and understanding of external things.

11. It is conducive to cultivating children's good moral consciousness and will quality

Dance is a holistic art. Children's dance is often rehearsed or performed in group form. Neat formations and uniform rhythms are often one of the criteria for measuring overall beauty. If one child is not serious and his movements are uncoordinated, it will affect or even destroy the beauty of the picture. Through this kind of coordinated training, over time, children will develop the habit of consciously observing discipline, actively caring for and helping others, and paying attention to collective collaboration.