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HOW TO TWERK • ???? BOOTY ???? ISOLATION (BEGINNERS TUTORIAL)

2,997,854 views November 8, 2019 7:42

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In brief

This beginner-friendly tutorial breaks down how to isolate and control your glute muscles for twerking, starting with seated exercises against a wall. You’ll learn to engage the right muscles safely, then progress to standing movements—ideal for dancers looking to build a strong foundation without straining your back or hips.

Questions & answers

Do I need any equipment for this tutorial?

No, only a flat floor and a wall are required.

Will this help with other dance routines?

Yes, the creator says it builds a strong foundation for any dance.

Description from the creator

Mastering the fundamentals of twerking starts with learning how to properly isolate your booty muscles rather than just throwing your back or hips around ([00:00]). Breaking down the technique while sitting on the floor with your back against the wall helps lock your posture in place and forces you to feel and control the exact muscle group ([01:34]).

Moving from single-side isolations to working closer to the ground helps build core stability and lower-body control without causing strain ([03:38]). Practicing proper muscle engagement step by step ensures you build a strong foundation for any dance routine ([05:31]). Drop a comment below with your thoughts and let me know what other tutorials you want to see next.

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Video Highlights:

Wall & Floor Positioning: Sitting on the floor with your back and shoulders against the wall to lock your posture and find your muscle engagement ([01:34]).

Muscle Squeeze & Control: Learning how to squeeze, hold, and release your glutes properly while noticing the slight natural jerk in your toes ([02:12]).

Single-Side Isolation: Isolating the left and right sides individually to master precise control without unnecessary upper body movement ([03:08]).

Low-Level Squat Technique: Practicing the movement from a low, flat squat position safely while protecting your joints and ankles ([03:38]).

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Nina Unrated published this 7:42 video tutorial on November 8, 2019. It has been watched 2,997,854 times on YouTube.

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