Step-by-step breakdown of moves — from basics to complex combos at a comfortable pace.
Frequently Asked Questions
House is a social street dance to house music, born in Chicago and New York clubs, with fast footwork and a soft torso bounce (jacking). Beginners should start with the basic 'jack' and simple steps. GoDance has beginner lessons.
The style is rhythmic and cardio-heavy due to fast footwork, but you can start at any level — stamina builds with practice. Warming up the ankles helps you move freely.
Yes — the basic 'jack' and footwork are convenient to learn from video: moves are broken down slowly, then sped up. You need some flat space and comfortable shoes.
Loose, breathable clothing and sneakers with good grip — the style has lots of fast steps. A flat floor helps confident footwork.
The basic 'jack' and simple steps come in a couple of weeks; confident fast footwork in 1–2 months of regular practice. Pace depends on frequency.
House is faster and built around swift footwork to house music with a soft bounce, while Hip-Hop relies on groove and the bounce foundation to a slower beat. House has a noticeably more flowing, footwork-driven pattern.
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