Episode 1 of Move It Mob Style takes us around Australia, visiting Indigenous communities, learning culture, fishing and some deadly dance moves you won't forget in a hurry.

Deadly dance moves, hip hop rhymes and beats, and a chance to learn about horse whispering contribute to a fast tempo episode of Move It Mob Style, that takes us around the country.

The Move It Mob Style crew continue to dance up a storm, mixing it up with some of Australia's best hip hop artists while looking at the health benefits of being on country and eating from the land.

The Move It Mob Style crew bust some deadly dance moves and show us that broadcasting and film making are powerful ways to tell our stories.

Our Move It Mob Style dancers are carving up the dance floors and we go on the beat with cadet cops in Moruya.

Dodging mozzies, cutting coconuts and doing the boogaloo are all part of the moves this week as our Move It Mob Style dancers get your hearts pumping.

This week the Move It Mob Style crew are dancing to the beats and grooves of Maupower, RunAmuk, Karnage and Darkness and Izzy n The Profit, while a Yolgnu hunter extraordinaire catches fish and crabs.

Albert David and Darren Compton dance to the beats of Dukebox, Ghenoa Gela and Juanita Duncan get funky to the sounds of Tirkandi Boys and, in Tasmania, we're invited to a language and culture get together.

Ryka Ali Satrick and Albert David flick number elevens, Ghenoa Gela and Ben Fraietta swizzle up a storm, while kids in Alice Springs beat African drums to an Aboriginal beat.

A group of kids leave the city behind to go on a mountain walkabout, Albert David and Amy Minchin bust out the top rock and Ghenoa Gela and Jacqueline Cornforth chuck on their Superman capes.

Tamara Pearson and Albert David take us on a journey through the rainforest and Ghenoa Gela and Sermsah Bin Saad show us traditional water movements.

From the heart of Tasmania to the tip of the Torres strait, the mob traverses the country through dance, song and story.

The Move It Mob Style dancers teach us how to stay healthy and strong in mind, body and culture. We get up close and personal with the not so fierce Tassie Devil and kids in Port Augusta try their hand at some bush mechanics.

The dancers share their best choreography, while Frances Rings directs a big mob of high school kids dancing in the school spectacular, and preschool kids in Victoria learn Gunai, the local Aboriginal language.

The dancers show moves and grooves like you've never seen before, young blokes in Whyalla share their tips on staying out of trouble, and families from the Blue Mountains share culture and dance on holidays in Redfern.

The latest beats to get you off the couch and burning up the living room floor, an uncle and nephew go out in Tasmania looking for tools to keep their cultural practices alive.

Favourites Elizabeth Timbery, Darren Compton, Tamara Pearson and Dale Woodbridge are all back to share their amazing choreography while the inspirational Collie crew are doing their bit to close the gap.

Ryka Ali satrick teams up with Albert David, Nikki Ashby carves up the dance floor to the sounds of sky'High and a dance night in Galiwin'ku showcases the amazing talent on tiny Elcho island.

Choreographers from all over the country break down their deadly routines, David Garambaka takes us on a fishing and hunting adventure and the soul sistahs of Port Augusta take us behind the scenes on Thank God It's Friday.

Move It Mob Style showcases the best dancers from right around the country, so step out of the shame frame, push the furniture aside and get your sweat band on as Albert David and Ghenoa Gela guide you through the steps.