One of the most common ways for people in wheelchairs to dance is to use their arms and upper body to move their wheelchairs around the dance floor. This can be done by pushing on the wheels with their hands, or by using a special device called a "dance belt" that attaches to the wheelchair and allows the person to use their arms to move it. Another option is to use a "dance mat" that has sensors that respond to the person's movements and control the wheelchair's movement.
Another way for people in wheelchairs to dance is to use their legs and feet to propel themselves. This can be done by using special shoes or braces that allow the person to push themselves forward, or by using a wheelchair that has been modified to allow the person to use their feet to control the wheels.
There are also a number of specialized wheelchairs that have been designed for dancing. These wheelchairs often have a lower seat height, which makes it easier for the person to reach the ground, and they may also have special features that allow the person to move their wheelchair more easily around the dance floor.
No matter what method they use, people in wheelchairs can enjoy dancing just as much as anyone else. Dancing is a great way to get exercise, socialize, and have fun, and it can be enjoyed by people of all abilities.