Sally Riz

Sally Riz is a creator and dancer who began her public activity in 2016, the year she uploaded her first YouTube clip with tips for curly hair and soon after started gaining traction with dance tutorials. Her project took shape around step-by-step routines in twerk, reggaeton, and Middle Eastern dance, focusing on hip technique, coordination, and basic conditioning. With a hands-on, pedagogical tone, she turns viral choreographies into accessible guides designed for at-home learners, emphasizing posture, control, and progressive training.

Beyond long-form videos, she stays active on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, and YouTube, adapting routines into quick clips, brief tips, and live moments. Her creative identity blends everyday humor with mobility and flexibility drills, keeping an entertainment-meets-fitness approach. Standout pieces include series on “moving your hips like Shakira” and tutorials built on “Chantaje” (by Shakira and Maluma), as well as challenges inspired by the “WAP” trend (Cardi B with Megan Thee Stallion), which she uses to teach technique and musicality in a relatable way.

Her library features thematic playlists (“Learn to Dance,” “loosen your hips,” “easy choreographies”) and coordination exercises that highlight torso-hip dissociation. The structure helps beginners and intermediate audiences progress through levels while reinforcing a clear, reproducible teaching style at home, independent of follower counts or fleeting hype.