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title: "Easy groom and groomsmen dance steps for non-dancers"
description: "Easy groom and groomsmen dance steps for non-dancers: one chorus, one side, from the clip in the chat."
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# Easy groom and groomsmen dance steps for non-dancers

Easy groom and groomsmen dance steps for non-dancers are a chorus, not a repertoire. The men live in different cities, they will say they have two left feet, and they will open the clip two nights before the baraat. Give them one hook and one written side.

**Short answer.** Easy groom and groomsmen dance steps for non dancers start from one clip of the hook, not from a class. Pick the chorus, flip it so every city is on the same side, and drill that more slowly. A man who cannot dance still has to enter with the others. Teach him the walk-in and the hit, and let him clap the rest. Dancer Mirror does not download videos. It plays the file already on the phone.

- Non-dancers need one phrase, not a four-song medley.
- The side is a sentence in the chat, agreed before anyone drills.
- Dancer Mirror does not download videos.

**Takeaway.** One friend films the hook once. Everyone else follows that side. If a man misses a count, he stands and claps. He does not invent a step in the corridor.

## What do you send the group?

One file. Not a link, and not three 'reference' clips of other weddings. The men will practise whichever file arrived last. If you send a second version because the first angle was ugly, you have started a second dance. Film the hook from the front, say the first move out loud once, and stop the camera.

Write the side under it. Mirrored or original. The men will not read a paragraph. They will read one line if it is the first line. Dancer Mirror does not download videos, so the file has to be one they can already open from the chat.

1. Film only the chorus you will actually do.
2. Say the first hit out loud in the clip.
3. Write mirrored or original in the first line of the chat.
4. Tell late learners to drill that hit and clap the rest.
5. Do not add a second song the night before.

## What does a non-dancer actually drill?

He will not learn eight counts of arms. He can learn where to stand, when to walk, and one hit with the shoulder or the hand that the others do together. Loop that hit until he can start it without looking. Then leave him alone. More teaching reads as shame, and he will stop opening the chat.

Put a shoe on the floor where his neighbour will stand. If his hit crosses the shoe, he would have hit a friend. That is the whole correction. You do not need a studio, and you do not need him to attend a rehearsal he will skip.

## Two cities, one side

The failure is not talent. It is Tuesday in one flat and Thursday in another, each man flipping the picture because the dancer faced the camera. They arrive as two squads. The fix is boring and it works: nobody flips until the person who filmed it says to, and then everybody does.

If someone already drilled the wrong side for an hour, do not mock him. Show him the line in the chat and one flipped pass of the hit. An hour of the wrong hit unwinds faster if you isolate the hit. It does not unwind if you restart the whole song.

The picture flip is the [mirror guide](https://dancermirror.com/guides/how-to-mirror-a-dance-video). Use it once, together, then stop toggling.

## The walk-in matters more than the hook

Baraat entries and reception walks are seen before anyone can tell if the arms match. Line the men up in the order they will walk, even if that order is two of them on a video call holding phones at chest height. The groom is usually in the middle and late. Practise without him once, then once with a gap where he will be, so the gap does not collapse.

Shoes. The formal shoes are heavier than the trainers they drilled in. One pass in the real shoes, on a floor that is not a bed, saves the stumble people will film.

## Do not add the sisters' medley

A four-song sister medley is a different rehearsal, with different bodies and transitions somebody has to count. Bolting it onto the groomsmen clip because 'everyone should dance' produces two bad dances. Let the sisters keep their file. Let the men keep the hook.

The longer method, when this minute is not the problem, is [how to learn dance at home](https://dancermirror.com/guides/how-to-learn-dance-at-home). A family sangeet with more than this squad belongs on the sangeet guide, not in this chat.

The [sangeet guide](https://dancermirror.com/guides/practise-a-bollywood-or-sangeet-dance-at-home) is that larger file.

## Sources

- [What the app does today](https://dancermirror.com/features)
- [How it works](https://dancermirror.com/how-it-works)

Practise the side you see. Download from the stores linked on the download page.
