Tap warm-ups are designed to get the blood flowing, mobilize the muscle and joints and help prevent injury. Always warm-up before doing any of the tap skills and combos.

Brenda Bufalino created this as fun warm up and way to build speed and clarity with your sounds.

Steve Condos created the rudiments to practice basics and build speed. This is part 1 and is meant to be come before part 2, which is 4, 5 and 6.

Steve Condos created the rudiments to practice basics and build speed. This is part two and meant to be add to part 1, which is 1, 2 and 3.

This fun and energetic tap combo can be see in classic musicals, especially those with Shirley Temple and Bill Robinson. The combo includes only irishes and stamps.

Typically danced to the song "Tea for Two" this step is loads of fun and great transfer of weight practice. Can be seen in many classic musicals. Included are variations.

This fun step created by Buster Brown works your speed and clarity and only incorporates stamp, even back flap heels and paddle and rolls. This modified version is a variation on a more challenging version out of Buster Brown's "Laura" Dance.

Based on popular steps of the day, Leonard Reed and Willie Bryant created this tap dance for all. Today, any good tap dancer knows the Shim Sham! This dance is in four parts and parts 1-2-3 are this video.

Based on popular steps of the day, Leonard Reed and Willie Bryant created this tap dance for all. Today, any good tap dancer knows the Shim Sham!

Great for Beginners, learn this class tap dance step.