Now slide your right foot back until it’s toes reach the middle of
your left foot and switch again.
Info:
The moonwalk is one of those things that once you get it you can really feel
it. I suggest practicing in near perfect conditions for the moonwalk; just
wearing socks, on a smooth wood or marble floor if there is one, basketball
courts work well. Also remember, unless you become extremely good at the moonwalk
it will be very hard to make it look real and good on most surfaces in sneakers,
for this reason I suggest you don't do this move all the time, instead learn
the glide which uses the same mechanics but allows you to do it everywhere
and looks even nicer most of the time. Instructions:
Start with your feet a little closer together than shoulder width. Align your
right foots toes with the middle of your left foot. Lift your right heel and
put your weight on your right foot.
Now
slide the left foot straight back, keeping it absolutely flat on the ground,
until the left foot's toes are aligned with the middle of the right foot.
Now
drop your right heel to the ground and lift your left heel at the same time.
This switching part is what makes the moonwalk look so good. The smoother it
is the smoother the moonwalk is.
