In this new Chicago Footwork Tutorial series, "In The Lab with Litebulb," we dive deep into footwork dance's intricate and fast-paced world. Today, Litebulb partners with "Bo" of legendary group "The Untouchables" to break down the basic Ghost from the Westside. This move is a fundamental step in footwork dance; mastering it is essential for any aspiring dancer. Litebulb and Bo provide detailed instructions and demonstrations to help dancers understand the body movement and timing needed to execute the basic Ghost flawlessly. Join us in the lab as we perfect our footwork and take our dance skills to the next level.
Video shot by the Camera Goon
Music by DJ Rashad
Track: Ghost
In this exciting new episode of the Chicago Footwork Tutorial series, "In The Lab with Litebulb," we team up with Steelo to explore the dynamic, fast-paced footwork move known as the Shake N Bake dribbles.
On this episode of In The Lab, we will feature skates, a foundational move within the core basics of Chicago Footwork, with Steelo, a member of The Era Footwork Collective and creator of the fashion Brand Stitched By Steelo. You can learn more about who created the skates and how to add this move to your style correctly.
Video shot by the Camera Goon
Music and sound by DJ Spinn
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Instagram: @steelotheera
Clothing: @stitchedbysteelo
On this episode of In The Lab, we will be covering the following foundational basic of Chicago Footwork, the Dribbles with Footwork Legend, Larry "Hott" Jones from one of the most known battle cliques/ groups in the early to mid-'90s, The Tunnel, and owner of motivational/ fashion band Larry "Hott" Collection. You can learn how he uses the dribbles and how to add them to your style for your next battle or performance.
Video shot by the Camera Goon
Music and sound by DJ Spinn
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Life Motivator: @larry_hott.the_coach_Podcast: @connect_the_resources_show_Clothing: @larry_hott_collection_brand
On this episode of In The Lab, you will be learning one of the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork, the original basic, Erk N' Jerks, from the creator of the form, Anthony "Ant" Brown. Ant is also the originator of the first battle cliques within Chicago Footwork, which sparked the movement in the late 80s into the 90s and beyond.
Video shot by the Camera Goon
Music by Eric Martin
Sound by DJ Spinn