He often uses vocal cues like "Sağ, sol, sağ, tık" (Right, left, right, tap) to help beginners stay on the beat of the Davul (drum) and Zurna.

Grab a small cloth or handkerchief. Holding it in your right hand and waving it rhythmically helps you find the "swing" of the dance.

While Halay is traditionally a communal line dance, the "Evde Halay" concept is tailored for solo dancers. He encourages using a handkerchief ( mendil ) to lead the dance, even if you are alone in your living room. How to Follow Along

He typically uses high-energy Grit or Delilo rhythms. You can find his specific playlists on YouTube or Spotify by searching for "Barış Gültepe Halay."

Focus entirely on his leg movements before trying to add the shoulder bounces. Halay is all about the "grounding" of the feet.