Back to Basics · Free, and open at any time
Five short videos, sent over a few days, around a single Bogle step. Not a sample of the programme — a complete first win: at the end of it, you know a step, where it comes from and who made it. Open at any time, and free for good.
The story of the step before the step itself: the dancer, the year, the Kingston that made it necessary.
The demonstration as it is danced, then the same thing taken apart, filmed from the side you can copy.
The weight, the timing, the offbeat. Without them the shape is right and the dance is absent.
The step put back into music, and a drill short enough to actually be done in a corridor.
You post it. That is how you find out what your body did, rather than what you thought it did.
Do the five and you own one step properly — its name, its author, its era, its bounce. That is the standard the whole programme is held to.
Leave your address: you get the first video the day the challenge goes live, before subscriptions open. It is being filmed now.
After the challenge come the six families, in full — Bogle, Middle School, New School, Skanking, Social Moves, Gun Movies — with the context, the breakdowns and, if you want it, Kriptic’s eye on your own dancing.