Any guidelines for Dancing to Trance or other Techno-ish music?

[LukieBK]

I've searched the internet briefly and didn't seem to find much of an established style on how to dance to Techno. Before I start claiming that I was the founder of the official format for techno dancing, someone let me know if there are any resources I can find and use.

[noobster]

You could try Youtubing "melbourne shuffle."

[Laura]

This is amusing to me...I was a rave DJ (acid, trance, and even hardcore) back about 15 years ago...to think there is now an "official" "established" style for dancing to techno and trance blows my mind.

I remember nights of dancing all night with my head practically stuck in a bass bin large enough to park a Mini Cooper in :)

[reb]

Huh? What did you say? Speak louder!

[Laura]

I'd actually wear earplugs :) I just liked the feel of the pressure waves coming out of the speakers.