TURF, Flexing dancing

Dance is an turf improvisational, Free-flowing form of Dance That is based off of the idea of pure Cause and effect BUT focuses on storytelling, the Creation of Optical Illusions , and the display of personal style Distinctive. Dance Elements include popping , locking , and miming . The Genre Has a Relatively Small base of ESTABLISHED steps to Draw from, Some of Which Are Associated with Their neighborhoods of origin, such as the Brookfield , a gliding Move That originated in the East Oakland Neighborhood of Brookfield Village . Other Foundation Moves include "the two sep", "shoulder shaking", "the Cliffhanger", "Walk the Stutter", and the "Busta", named After rapper Busta Rhymes . Gliding is heavily used in turf dance because it enables the creation of optical illusions. "Going Dumb," or letting one's Completely Emotions loose on the Dance Floor, is a Distinctive Also Part of the Tradition.