Isolation
Introduction
In this lesson you will learn the Isolation dance movement.
Prerequisites:
1. Good control of pop
2. Good control of rolling
Orientation:
1. Before entering into this lesson, you need to do enough exercise to heat your body up and stretch your arms and legs.
2. Review the content learned in the previous lessons.
3. Try to roll your body and experience the rolling feeling.
Context:
A variety of intricate moves creating the illusion of separating, or isolating, parts of the body from the rest of the body. The most common types of isolation that poppers perform are head isolations, in which they seem to take their head out of place from the rest of their body and move it back in place in creative ways.
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Grading Scale
Checklist:
Social Learning Activities
Social Media Requirements:
1. Find a partner you are familiar with to make a group, and then find a video to learn from together.
2. Each learners in the group need to practice their dancing, and showing others through Google Hangouts
3. Here are the instructions on how to use Google Hangouts
Start a Hangout conversation or video call
1. Open Hangouts at hangouts.google.com or in Gmail.
2. In the search box, type a name, phone number, or email address. When you find the person you want, click their name.
3. Choose the type of Hangout you want to start:
4. Content expectations should be accordance with isolation movement.
5. Social expectations require every student use the online communications at the appointment time, and exhibit their dancing movement.
Checklist for pair work:
Wrap up
Isolation is a crucial element in learning how to pop. In popping you must be a master of body control from isolating your hands and different parts of your body.
