Clogging is a form of American folk dance that combines elements of traditional Appalachian dance and tap dance. Dancers wear special shoes with wooden soles that create rhythmic sounds when they strike the floor. Clogging is often performed to upbeat music, including bluegrass, country, and folk genres. The dance typically involves a series of steps, including shuffles, stomps, and slides, performed in a group or line formation. Clogging can be enjoyed by people of all ages and is often seen at community events, festivals, and competitions. It promotes physical fitness and social interaction among participants.