Hula Dancing!

Hula dancing is a fun, flowing type of dancing that originated in Hawaii. Hula dancing movements are supposed to tell a story. Hula actually used to be called "Ha`a" but got changed in the 19th century
The Hawaiian goddess Laka seperated her Hula Dancers into two groups...
Olapa (Agile ones) - This group represented the younger generation of dances with more energy.
Ho'o-paa (Steadfast ones) - This group represented the elders which sang and played musical instruments.
What most people don't know about Hula Dancing is that all hula dances originate from a series of only six traditional moves.  Of course, there are a wide variety of interpretations and different ways of using these base movements to create unique and beautiful performances.
Hula has its origins in ancient history as a ritual dance performed for the Volcano goddess, Pele. It is said that her sister, Hi'iaka originally performed the dance for Pele. The goddess Laka is the keeper of the dance. She was honored with prayers, offerings and leis which were given by the dancers. Laka is the goddess most often referred to when it comes to modern Hula dancing. The history is an oral one and variations of the ancient myth exist.
That is just a little history on hula dancing; heres a video to watch it: