Would this be enough room to practice like hip hop dance? I don't tap dance or anything
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Literally, it is 3*3 . It is small for any dance. I bought this for tap dance mainly for my 11 year old girl , way small for them to travel except suffle toe hill. Besides, the locking between pieces are not secure to move, very cushy. Overall, waist of money .
1070682
Not if you move around a lot. As packed, it's only good for tap practice. You need to buy more if you want to really dance on it. Additionally, it's not stable in carpet. You need it on a hard floor. So basically, it would just protect your hard wood floor from being scratched. But it's useless on carpet. I hope this helps.
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I would not recommend it as a dance floor. I used to dance and I don't feel like you would be able to properly execute certain moves in various forms of dance. I think it is a nice floor to practice certain jumps for different styles of dance because it would absorb weight during a landing. However, to really make a proper determination, I would need to know if it is for all forms of dance or limited to a specific form of dance.
1894877
You will need more room. You need jump rope space and space in front and behind your agility ladder (enough to do a plank on both sides).
1253
The base isn't big . How much space do you have ? Because you do need some wiggle room
450402
If you're setting up on a 6' folding table and just want some background music for those at or within arms length from the table.....AND there's not already a lot of loud ambient noise, it'd prob be sufficient. If you're a DJ looking to get the party started and getting people dancing....then no. In fact I'm listening to mine now on my iPad in a large 25x50 greatroom and it sounds awesome. Good luck.
408186
Might be a little too small. But if you use this for leisure purpose, might be okay. But if you are using this for serious move-around... u might want to get a little bigger one.
807062
I'm sure that it could be used during practice and performances, but I'm not sure how comfortable that will be. I can see the un-sleeved side moving up with exertion. You could sure try it, though, and any support would be better than none.
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I use it for line dance instruction and it is secure. I think it would be fine.
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It's far from the "fixed to the wall" barre in dance studios as well as the bars that aid the handicapped who need to put their full weight upon it in order to maneuver up and down. That being said, if you distribute your weight pressing down perpendicular to the floor, you should be fine. Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable leaning with an extremely angled trajectory.
1914391
You'll need enough room to fully stretch your leg out behind you while holding the bar or chair. You'll also need room for a floor exercise mat. So, not too much room.
1060295
I wouldn't suggest it. There is a little clear space but thats also where the arms go down. Maybe if you have something soft that could compress if the arms hit it.
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There should be enough room.Mine was a gift for my brother and his is still doing great :)
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Perfect for indoors. I would advise practicing slowly as it can get fairly speedy.
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My workout space is about 8ft by 10 ft. That seems to be plenty. Every once in awhile I need to kinda modify but that doesn't interfere with the workout. I LOVE Turbo Fire!!! Good luck!
112171
Yeah you should have enough room; it all depends on what type of hits you want to train. That height should give you space enough to hang it so the bottom of the bag is at about knee-level
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It would be okay, but only for a year or so. There's not a lot of leg room. Personally, I'd look at something else. Good luck finding the right one!
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I don't know what spinning training is, but I can do my tap steps on it with no problems. My floor is only one yard by one yard, and it works for practice steps like flaps and shuffles and the Irish step. It is sturdy, if that is what concerns you.