So ... I've been learning how draw "dynamic" poses and here's the result

[emmaemeh2011]

does the body shape look natural ?

[kip]

It’s looking good to me!
Maybe look up action poses (try looking at anime fight scenes, that always helped me) and taking reference form there?
Otherwise dancing and other sports are also great for pose references when doing dynamic poses!

[IdiotWithPencil]

great start I say, if you wanna try looking up pose library websites like line of action it will help with figure drawing and also has some tips for quick body/figure drawing, also try out this video of body construction that explains how the body works and how to use it to pose your figures in an easy and dynamic way, also follow what kip said since that great for references and practical skills

=P hope it helps

[LeoDormouse]

Two of them look extremely thin, but other than that they look fine

[punkarsenic]

how long did it take you to draw each of these, and did you use references?

a really useful exercise in nailing dynamic poses is to limit yourself to two minutes, one minute, even down to thirty seconds. when you start acting instinctively and making bold, continuous strokes to imply the body's shape and movement, the results can be really interesting. for example:

(credit to senshistock)
so the drawing looks kinda weird, and not like a human, but you start to get to grips with the feeling of the pose. from this you can build up through basic shapes into a finished drawing.

(forgive me, these are kinda naff and lotsa mistakes, i jus woke up :') )

you're off to a great start!! be sure to look at references, and there are lots of helpful youtube tutorials out there