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| '''Hardcore dancing''' also known as '''fight dancing''' is a type of dance most commonly found at ] shows. It consists of a person jumping out into a cleared area, flailing their arms and legs around wildly in punching and kicking motions. It is also common to find hardcore dancers doing backflips, cartwheels and other acrobatics. In many shows there is both a ] and a hardcore clearing, where people can hardcore dance freely, and ] need not worry about being kicked in the face. | |||
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| In order to stop a hardcore dancer from attacking you, place a bent elbow and a firm fist out in front of you to let the hardcore dancer know that you are there. The dancer should then either stop or move away from you. | |||
| The term '''getting awesome''' has also recently been coined for this type of dancing. This term is general considered derogatory, and may commonly be used by a ] fan who would typically just ] or watch the show rather than perform theatrics. | |||
| There are several types of hardcore dances, and their subtle intricacies differentiate them: | |||
| '''The Windmill''' is characterized by rotating ones arms around like the propellers of a windmill. | |||
| '''Floor Punching''' is a broad category of dances that involve bending at the waist and pumping the arms towards the floor repeatedly. | |||
| '''Picking up the change''' is the term for the two-armed substyle of a deep waist bend floor punch. | |||
| '''The Lawnmower''', not to be confused with picking up the change, utilizes a one-armed floor punching technique similar to the motion used in starting a gas lawnmower. | |||
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