Does anyone know a website where I could learn how to dance techno ? I
can't find any. It should be based on 100% e-learning (without buying
any additional materials), with some videos and the course shouldn't
be very expensive. Course languages: English, German, Russian or
Polish.

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Clarification of Question by wkms-ga on 01 Aug 2005 14:34 PDT

Yeah, I guess a techno dancing style hasn't been invented yet. I often
go to techno parties I dance like you're saying, spendrup, but I
thought there is perhaps some site where they could teach how to make
the dance more... impresive;). Anyway, thanks.

In fact, I don't think techno is a music where its dance has to be
learned. Look at other people in clubs, there's no rules...the techno
music and its repetitive tempo is known to make people entering kind
of a transe...so, the best dance is more likely your own way to feel
the music and to move accordingly to your own desire and feelings. I
noticed that in Germany, because of the hard techno played there,
people tend to move like robots...however and again, if you really
enjoy the music you're listening, dance for yourself, let the music
push you and direct your body,don't copy anyone else...no one will
look at you...it's not valse, samba or any other special dance, people
in techno clubs tend to enjoy the music for theirselves and no one
will judge you or laugh at you because you don't move as fast as
others. Don't forget that there's many people simply drunk there and
logically, they tend to move very slowly because of the alcohool when
the tempo of the music is fast....enjoy the music for yourself and
watch other people...just enjoy...that's the purpose of this music.
Hope it helps

In addition to spendrup-ga:

Buy a couple of glow-sticks, interlace your fingers around them and
make figure eights and other patterns in the semi-darkness of the
club.