Choreo

Choreo is author's choreography not tied to a single style: a lesson breaks down a routine to a specific track. It suits beginners if you pick simple routines built on clear movements.

Start with short routines at a slow tempo, working on transitions and musicality. On GoDance you can slow routines down and repeat them in parts — handy for learning at home.

Basic experience helps but isn't required: many routines target different levels. If you're a total beginner, start with basics (hip-hop, jazz funk), then move to routines.

Yes — it's one of the most convenient formats: pause the video, repeat the move, and continue at your own pace. You just need space and a mirror.

A short routine is realistic in 1–3 sessions; a more complex piece in one to two weeks of regular practice. It depends on the music tempo and your level.

Unlike Hip-Hop or Vogue, Choreo isn't tied to one technique — the choreographer freely blends elements of different styles to the music. It builds versatility and artistry.