When I first started learning this dance with Jacoby, I wasn’t sure how smoothly it would go—dance routines can be tricky, especially when trying to keep up with someone who already knows the steps well. Using the #duet feature made it much easier to follow along because I could see the routine side by side with Jacoby’s performance. One thing I learned early on is the importance of patience. It took a few tries to get the rhythm right, and sometimes I had to pause and replay sections to nail the footwork. Don’t be discouraged if your first attempt isn’t perfect; dance is all about practice and having fun! Another helpful tip is breaking down the routine into smaller segments. Focusing on one step at a time rather than trying to do the entire dance at once made the learning process much more manageable. I also found that practicing in front of a mirror helped me check my movements and improve my form. Overall, trying a dance routine through #duet is a great way to connect with others while learning something new. The blend of watching, imitating, and adding your own flair makes it an enjoyable and rewarding experience. I’m excited to keep practicing and share the next parts of this dance journey!