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Home›How To›How to Do the Chicken Dance: 9 Steps

How to Do the Chicken Dance: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Step 1: Gather a group of friends

The Chicken Dance is best done with a group of people, so invite friends or family members to join in on the fun. The more people participating, the merrier the atmosphere will be.

Step 2: Find a suitable space

Choose a spacious area where you can dance freely without bumping into any obstacles. A dance floor, park, or large room would be great places to perform the Chicken Dance.

Step 3: Play the music

Look for the classic Chicken Dance tune online or on your favorite music streaming platform. Turn up the volume to ensure everyone hears it clearly.

Step 4: Prepare yourself

Stand straight with your feet shoulder-width apart and your arms loosely by your sides. Make sure you’re facing towards the center of the circle or group.

Step 5: The chicken beak

Start by quickly tapping your fingers together like you’re making a beak with both hands. Don’t forget to smile and look enthusiastic as you do so! Perform this action four times in sync with the music.

Step 6: The chicken wings

Next, bend your arms at the elbows, placing your hands on your hips with your thumbs pointing forward. Flap your “wings” up and down four times in sync with the music.

Step 7: The chicken waddle

Now, move onto your knees. Place your hands just above each knee and then move them forward in an alternating fashion. As you do this, tilt your body side-to-side in time with the beat of the music for four counts.

Step 8: Clap and twirl around

Release your knees and clap four times while standing up straight. After clapping, spin around in circles (clockwise or counterclockwise) for a total of eight counts while moving in any direction you please.

Step 9: Repeat the sequence

The Chicken Dance is a lively and repetitive dance, so continue going through Steps 5 to 8 as many times as you want. Each time, try to have even more fun with it and encourage others to join in as well.

In conclusion, the Chicken Dance is a simple yet entertaining dance that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The key to making it enjoyable lies in the energy and enthusiasm you put into each step. So gather your friends, find a suitable space, and start dancing!

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