The Steps of the Scooby Doo
1. Bring your arms upwards in a lock, swinging out from the elbows.
2. Keeping your arms in a lock, rotate your arms downward while spreading your feet apart slightly and bending your knees outward. Pretend you're at the starting line of a race and are about to run.
3. Drop your knees low to the ground while bringing one locked arm up forward and swinging your other arm behind you.
4. After moving back up from locking and bending, stick one foot out in a forward step. Alternate from foot to foot in between moves.
5. As you bring your extended foot back to you, stomp down with the other foot to complete the dance move.References
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Master the Basics 24:08
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Walking and Locking 16:55
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How to Do the Time Step 4:29
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How to Do the Pimp Walk 3:57
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How to Do the Pace 5:06
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How to Do the Campbell Walk 3:23
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Learn the Individual Moves 52:01
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How to Do the High Boot 2:59
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How to Do the Locker's Hop 3:29
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How to Do the Scooby Doo 3:55
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How to Do the Skeeter Rabbit 3:59
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How to Do the Which-a-Way 3:18
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How to Take It On Down 4:22
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How to Do the Locker Split 4:08
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How to Do the Scoop Box 4:08
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How to Do the Hitchhiker 4:59
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How to Do the Scoop Box Hop 4:22
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How to Do the Stop and Go 4:37
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How to Do Crazy Knees 4:03
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How to Do the Volkswagen 3:42
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Put Together Combinations 66:22
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Why Locking Combinations Are Important 1:13
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How to Do the Professor's Twist 5:43
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How to Do the Acting Stupid Combo 4:53
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How to Do the Captain Morgan Combo 4:55
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How to Do the Cool Cat Combo 5:18
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How to Do the Funky Knees Combo 3:26
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How to Do the This and That Combo 4:42
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How to Do the Leo-Doo Combo 3:14
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How to Do the Solid Combo 4:30
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How to Do the Roll 'Em Out Combo 5:43
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How to Do the Pace Away Combo 4:09
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How to Do the On the Sly Combo 6:24
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The Stop and Go with One Time and Two Time 4:13
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How to Do the Funky Wagon Combo 4:07
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How to Do the Lock it Down Combo 3:52
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Meet Our Experts
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Brice Johnson
Brice Johnson, better known as “Professor Lock," began instructing and educating youth in the performing art of dance in 2004. He has instructed dance workshops at various universities including LaSalle, Rutgers, Drexel and Seton Hall as well as CORE Academy of Movement and Edge Performing Arts Center. He is Founder and CEO of DanceTouch Collective, a dance company that conducts workshops aimed at bringing dance to the young and uniting dancers.
