How To Do Moves for a Traditional Ribbon Dance

Step 1: Your friends should stand behind you in a straight line.

Step 2: Have a ribbon in both hands.

Step 3: Move both hands upwards at the same time.

Step 4: The person behind you should start moving their hands when your arms form a straight line.

Step 5: Continue until you run out of people.

Step 6: Do not go up again unless you are going for a multiple wave effect.

Step 7: You can start from the back if you reach the end of the line.

Step 8: It will take coordination to look good at the back.

Step 9: Use the tip of the ribbon stick to draw a circle.

Step 10: You don't want to get wrapped in the circle.

Step 11: If you want it to look cooler, spin at the same time.

Step 12: When other people are dancing, this may be used to pass time.

Step 13: If you don't have ribbons, try this.

Step 14: Put your arms up and down.

Step 15: Move your hands away from each other when you are facing upwards.

Step 16: When they are not too far apart.

Step 17: Move hands towards each other.

Step 18: If you want to do this movement with your hands in a fist and your thumb pointing up, you should attach your thumbs to the rest of your hand.

Step 19: Try the ribbons once you get that.

Step 20: This one is easy to understand.

Step 21: The ribbons should be held in both hands.

Step 22: To each other, have arms form a straight line.

Step 23: Move arms up and down.

Step 24: The ribbons should be held in both hands.

Step 25: If you were doing a backstroke in the pool, you should move your arms.

Step 26: Slowly bend.

Step 27: If you want to go even further down, put one of your legs back.