Kickstyle

Kickstyle refers to a style of dancing that emerged from rave and club culture. It is characterized by energetic, often complex footwork, sharp movements, and a dynamic interplay between the dancer and the music. While not a formally codified dance form with strict rules, kickstyle typically incorporates elements drawn from various street dance styles and electronic dance music genres.

Dancers often utilize techniques such as slides, kicks, and quick steps, performed with precision and fluidity. The emphasis is on rhythmic execution and expressing the beat and energy of the music. It is frequently seen in settings where electronic music, such as techno, house, and trance, is played.

Kickstyle is a style that has evolved organically within dance communities, often shared and developed through informal gatherings, parties, and online platforms. While some dancers may have specific influences or personal interpretations, the core of kickstyle lies in its energetic, rhythmic, and visually engaging footwork. It is a form of self-expression that thrives on the synergy between the dancer's physical capabilities and the sonic landscape.