Shuffle Dancing Woman Minimax H3 V1

Suggested prompt: "A beautiful adult woman performs an energetic, authentic shuffle dance in a full-body shot."

I used STR=1

I prompted to get the original training clips with many fails, until I got ones that worked.

Because I noticed that the fast-paced movement sometimed seemed to make arm or legs intermittently, temporarily be invisible, you may add:

"FULL BODY MUST REMAIN VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES.

Show her entire body continuously from the top of her head to the bottoms of both feet. Both arms, both hands, both legs, and both feet remain completely visible throughout the entire video. Never crop, hide, occlude, merge, or cut off any limb.

She performs recognizable shuffle-dance footwork: rapid alternating heel-and-toe movements, one foot sliding backward while the other steps forward, quick lateral shuffles, clean running-man-inspired steps, and rhythmic weight transfers. Her feet remain clearly separated and visible so the viewer can see the precise footwork.

Her arms move naturally with the rhythm while remaining fully visible. Her upper body stays balanced and coordinated with the footwork.

CAMERA:

A locked-off wide full-body camera shot. The camera remains far enough away to maintain generous space around her entire body. No zoom-in, no close-up, no camera reframing, no tracking that crops her feet, and no cuts.

IMPORTANT:

Both feet must remain visible throughout the complete dance.

Both hands must remain visible throughout the complete dance.

All four limbs remain anatomically separate and clearly distinguishable.

Never place one leg directly behind the other in a way that hides the foot.

Never let her feet leave the bottom of the frame.

Maintain consistent body proportions and anatomy throughout the motion.

Natural human movement, realistic anatomy, physically believable weight transfer, precise shuffle-dance footwork, smooth temporal consistency, energetic but controlled movement, realistic clothing dynamics.

The entire dance should be clearly readable as shuffle dancing, with the primary visual focus on the rapid alternating footwork.

No cropped feet, no missing limbs, no extra limbs, no fused limbs, no duplicated hands or feet, no distorted anatomy, no sudden camera movement, no cuts."