Kids teach J.J. Watt how to Nae Nae

The Houston Texans star could learn a thing or two from Riley Curry and Leah Still.

J.J. Watt surprised children at a YMCA in Houston to lecture on proper hydration, but the Houston Texans star ultimately walked away after learning a lesson of his own: how to do the popular "Nae Nae" dance.

Watt's teammates will be the first to say that the defensive end is notoriously bad at the "Nae Nae" dance, while Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard did not care whether Watt's moves were wrong or right as long as he kept dancing.

Matt Musil of KHOU captured a video of Watt leaving the camp as he was swarmed by dozens of campers. Watt fell over and laughed as the children continued to dance around him.

#khou11 This is too funny! JJWatt asks some kids at #Texans YMCA to teach him the Nay Nay.... pic.twitter.com/zfq6qTRTis

— Matt Musil (@MattMusilSports) July 27, 2015

Watt could learn a lesson or two from Leah Still and Riley Curry, who may soon battle in a Nae Nae dance-off. - Christopher Chavez

Twenty-five of SI's favorite moments of sports figures dancing.

J.J. Watt celebrated a Houston Rockets playoff win over Dallas by breaking out into a dance with a fan. 

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy got real low and loose after a Cowboys victory.

The Olympic gymnast with the killer grimace also has a few good dance moves.

Frank The Tank Fails at Moonwalking

Frank Kaminsky attempted to moonwalk in a 2015 dance-off with Duke's Jahlil Okafor.

Seattle Mariners pitcher Tom Wilhelmsen gave the 2014 baseball season a proper sendoff.

Michelle Jenneke went on to win this race, but it's so much more entertaining watching her dance.

Tim Duncan Oblivious to the World

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Tim Duncan was in a joyous mood when the team dismantled the Atlanta Hawks. Duncan, in perhaps one of his most emotive moments on the court, danced by himself on the sidelines as if no one was watching. It was glorious.

Mercer's Kevin Canevari celebrated his team's historic victory over Duke in the 2014 NCAA tournament by breaking it down on national television, and in the process, nearly breaking the Internet with this postgame dance. ​

Jeff Gordon was prodded into showing his skills during Champions Week 2011 in Las Vegas.

LeBron James and his Miami Heat teammates really got into the craze that was the Harlem Shake.

The internet nearly broke when this clip of Tom Brady first surfaced. It's still priceless.

Tom Brady Four Years Later

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​Several dance lessons and four years later, Brady is still woefully short on rhythm.

Duke held a rally to celebrate its 2014–15 national championship and Coach K got things started by dancing exactly how you would expect a 68-year-old millionaire to dance.

Mike Tyson was a force in the ring, but can't dance his way out of a corner.

Gronk on His Super Bowl Victory Tour

Rob Gronkowski dancing is a wonder to behold.

Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury was anything but shy in this dance-off.

John Wall and the Dougie have pretty much always been synonymous as evidenced by Wall’s turn in the Rookie-Sophomore game of 2011 where Kevin McHale specifically called on Wall to the Dougie during the match.

For some odd reason, Tommy Lasorda shared this clip on Instagram of him dancing and singing to "Turn Down For What."

Clippers owner Steve Ballmer was more than excited to watch Fergie perform at the Staples Center during the 2014–15 season. ​

Steph Curry channeled his inner Victor Cruz after teammate Leandro Barbosa scored a pair with a nasty reverse layup. Curry's celebratory salsa was one for the ages.

It doesn't get much better than Mark Madsen'sawkwardly giddy moves at this Lakers victory parade,

When will we ever see Patriots owner Robert Kraft and rapper Rick Ross dancing on the same floor again?

It was a special retro night for the Houston Astros and the team not only wore some great retro uniforms, but also broke out some retro dance moves as well. Sure, a more 70’s-era disco dance would have been perfect but the robot will work just fine.

Mariners shortstop Munenori Kawasaki breaks it down in the dugout in 2012, putting on quite the show for his teammates​.

The five-time NFL MVP couldn't contain himself as Rocky Top played at a Denver practice.