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Breakdance - Power Move

2010-01-07T18:42:00.000-08:00

Power moves are some of the flashiest and most impressive elements of breakdance. They are often the centerpieces of routines featuring many other breakdance moves. However, most b-boys dislike those who use only power moves (called power heads).

The most widely recognized power moves are the swipe, windmill,headmill and flare. Other less well-known but equally challenging and impressive moves include [[Windmill (breakdance move)and (onelegswipes) and (Back Flip) (spinning Flag) (Float) (handglide) ( some breakers place 1990s and their sister 2000s airflares in the category of power moves. All of the above can be modified in subtle ways to add interest and display individual style.

Air Moves Are considered in a league by it self but often confused to be power moves. But they are air moves and different in one thing. However, most b-boys dislike those who use only air moves (called air heads)for just spinning all day and having the rush off dizziness

Halos and Air Tracks, These are air moves. That require momentum balance upper body control and a steady whip that has the illusion of Power but is not it really. Doing a head spin on the side of your head headrolls with body in 45 Degree angle. But in reality its balance speed with effective skill's and flexibility to complete. They rely heavily on momentum, often achieved by swinging the legs and twisting the torso in a circular motion. The arms, especially the neck muscles and shoulders, usually bear minor body's weight in uncommon positions while the abdominal and lower back muscles must whip the legs around as needed. The lighter you are the more easy it is to execute the moves pectorals and muscles of the upper back are also in motion but a wind and whip will With balance control speed and momentum will set you off to air moves usually handstands and headspins will prepare you to get the balance for air moves.

B.O.H - Power Moves 2009

the best powermove in the world 2009

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2010-01-04T17:24:00.000-08:00

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Battle Of The Year 2009 Winner - Gamblerz

2010-01-03T22:37:00.000-08:00

Final:
Gamblerz vs Top 9

1/2 finals:
Gamblerz vs Phase T
Top 9 vs All Area

Best Show:
All Area

Gamblerz won BOTY 2009

Let's watch the BATTLE !

Battle Of The Year 2009 -BOTY- FINAL ! TOP9 vs. GAMBLERZ (Russia vs Korea) PART 1 OF 2

Battle Of The Year 2009 -BOTY- FINAL ! TOP9 vs. GAMBLERZ (Russia vs Korea) PART 2 OF 2

Gamblerz Member List -

Ji-Hoon, Park aka "Still"
DOB: May 6, 1984
Jun-Hak, Lee aka "Soul Soy"
DOB: March 22, 1984
Kyu-Sang, Shin aka "Bruce Lee"
DOB: January 15, 1985
Jae-Hwan, So aka "So"
DOB: October 25, 1983
Yeon-Soo, Kim aka "The End"
DOB: January 2, 1987
Hyun-Sik, Chung aka "Sick"
DOB: February 27, 1981
Sung-Sik, Hong aka "Noodle"
DOB: May 7, 1984
Sung-Jin, Hong aka "Pop"
DOB: February 19, 1986
Sun-Hak, Park "SSUN"
DOB: January 8, 1984
Jae-Yung, Cho aka "Blast"
DOB: May 22, 1986
Suk-Yong Lim aka "Zesty"
DOB: March 15, 1988
Seung-Wan, Back aka "Furious"
DOB: June 8, 1988
Dong-Wook, Choi aka "Rush"
DOB: May 25, 1988
Soo-Yong, Jang aka "Hound"
DOB: August 2, 1984
Ki-Su, Kim aka "Cosmic Rocket"
DOB: February 23, 1987
In-Soo, Park aka "Kill"
DOB: November 11, 1992
Hey-Mi, Seo aka "Juce Baby"
DOB: June 7, 1985
Young-Hwan, Jang aka "Timon"
DOB: May 27, 1990
Sang-Kwon, Nam aka "Zappy"
DOB: September 16, 1989

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2009-12-31T23:34:00.000-08:00

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Boty Asia 2009 and Breakdance Tutorial

2009-08-24T01:10:00.000-07:00

BOTY Asia
August 1st 2009, Singapore

Judges: Born (Rivers), Crazy (Crazy Force Crew), Poe One (Style Elements)

DJ: Mar (JP), Wreckz (KR)

Qualified Crews:

Gamblerz (Korea)
Big Toe Crew (Vietnam)
STO (China)
Giller Battle Crew (Malaysia)
All Area Crew (Japan)
Radikal Forze Crew (Singapore)
Formosa (Taiwan)
Laobangfai Crew (Laos)
99 Flava (Thailand)

Semi-Finals Battle:
Gamblerz vs Formosa
All Area Crew vs Big Toe Crew

Final Battle:
All Area Crew vs Gamblerz

1st : All Area Crew
2nd : Gamblerz
3rd: Formosa
4th : Big Toe Crew

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Breakdance Tutorial

Toprock Tutorial part 1

Toprock Tutorial part 2

Toprock

Bboy Born Toprock

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Breakdance And Hip Hop And Power Training

2009-08-17T04:38:00.000-07:00

Breakdance And Hip Hop

Breakdancing is considered as one of the significant elements that make up hip hop culture. Also known as breaking, b-boying, or b-girling, this street dance was developed in the 1970s among the African-American and Hispanic youths of South Bronx, New York. It is widely believed that breakdancing began as a means of rival street gangs to resolve differences or to set the location for rumbles. Others say it was an offshoot of or was heavily influenced by capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian martial art/dance.

Breakdancing was brought into the mainstream through the proliferation of various dance groups, most notably Rock Steady Crew. Soul and funk legend James Brown also popularized the dance style with his high-energy performances. In the 1980s, breakdancing faded from pop culture and went back to being an underground phenomenon. It made a comeback in the 1990s and since then has become a fixture of pop culture.

There are no set routines or structures in breakdancing. Rather, dancers employ basic moves while embellishing them with more complex styles and power moves. Dancers could start off with the toprock, a relatively simple dance made up of any variation of steps performed while standing up. This serves as a warm-up in preparation for further acrobatic moves. The downrock, in contrast, is performed with the hands and feet on the floor. A common downrock move is the 6-step, which looks like walking in a circle while one hand touches the ground.

The basic moves lay the groundwork for power moves, which involve more difficult routines and require physical stamina. One of the more common power moves is the windmill. This requires dancers to spin from the upper back to the chest while twirling the legs around the body in a V-shape. The windmill is a tough move to perform and usually takes two to six months to learn.

Another power move is the flare, which involves swinging the legs around the stationary torso in continuous circles while the arms carry the weight of the whole body. In gymnastics where it originated, the flare is usually performed on a Pommel Horse but in breakdancing, it is done on the floor. The headspin and the jackhammer are also among the popular power moves. The latter is performed with the dancers hopping around in a circular motion while one hand supports the body.

A routine usually ends with a freeze, a full stop in an interesting and often difficult position. This usually means suspending one's body with feet off the ground and supported by the hands or the torso. A suicide is another way to end a routine. This involves a painful-looking drop to the buttocks, back, or stomach. The desired effect is for the dancers to look like they injured themselves.

Today, breakdancing has gained international recognition and has become popular in Europe and Asia. Annual competitions are held in Germany, Britain, Japan, and the United States. It has also inspired fashion trends and has been featured in a number of movies, music videos and TV shows.
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Power Training

Many of you must be thinking that to work your abdominals, you have to do typical targeted ab exercises like sit ups or crunches, etc. These ab exercises are good at targeting your abs area. However, there are actually some exercises out there that can actually benefit more to your abs than those typical abs workouts.

I will be showing you three of the best exercises that can indirectly work out your abs and also at the same time work your whole body which increases your metabolism. You will notice that these three exercises that I will show you do not include any specific abs workout that targets directly on your abs.

The three best indirect abs workout are as follows:

1) Push up dumbbell Row
The starting position requires you to hold two dumbbells in your hand and go into a push up position. Stabilize the starting position with both hands on the dumbbell and maintain your back straight. Next, while holding the dumbbell, lift your left dumbbell to your body and use your another hand to stabilize the action. Then, slowly bring the dumbbell back to the floor and repeat it with another hand. When you are reading this, you will be thinking where it works the abs right? Well, You will be working on your abs when you are stabilizing your action. You will definitely feel your abs having effect with this workout.

2) Barbell Front Squats
The starting position will be similar to the back squats. First, place the barbell in front of your shoulder and stabilize it. Then, slowly cross your arms and grab hold of the barbell by laying your hands on the barbell itself. Your elbow should be facing forward instead of facing down. The starting position can be tough at first but once you get used to it, it will be very easy. Next, slowly while stabilizing the barbell, concentrate on lowering your butt down while keeping your knees bend. Then slowly bring yourself up to the starting position. Even though this exercise is training your leg muscles, you will feel that you are actually using a lot of stabilizing strength from the abs too.

3) Leg Shuffle
This is similar to some break-dance move you have seen else where. First, go into the push up position and then shift your left feet inward so that your knees are below your chest area. Then, shift back to the push up position. Repeat it with another leg. For more advance, you can do one or two push ups every repetition to make it more challenging. You will find that your abs will be soaring after this workout.

To get the best effect, you should do a minimum of 3 sets of 10 reps per workout. The rest time in between sets should not be more than 30 seconds.

These are 3 of the best abs workout that indirectly helps to build your abs plus gives you a full body workout. Try it and I am sure you will feel the effect.

ENJOY

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Hong 10 Freeze,Bboy Blonde Powermove,Coin drop tutorial and Back spin tutorial

2009-08-10T02:20:00.000-07:00

Hong 10 Freeze Tutorial - WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

Bboy Blond - Powermove tutorial

Coin Drop Tutorial

Back Spin Tutorial

Power Moves

A power move is a showy and impressive dance move used in break dancing to highlight a performance. It requires amazing upper-body strength and agility. The dancer must twist his torso and swing his legs in a circular motion while depending on increased momentum to gain a perfect execution. Power moves emerged from the art of Kung fu, capoeira and gymnastics.

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Bboy machine,Bboy physicx and learn Hollowback

2009-08-03T00:52:00.001-07:00

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Bboy Physicx

Physicx (Real name: Hyo Keun Kim, Hangul: 김효근, born on 23 July 1984 in South Korea) is a South Korean Bboy, who has countless titles that put his name as one of the best bboys in the world. He is currently a member of one of the best Korean crews called Rivers Crew and was formerly a member of the Korean all-star crew, Project Soul.

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Hollowback

Step

Step out with either leg, lean down onto the right leg, place right hand down in front. If you are left handed, do everything the same exept do it on the left side.
Place other hand down, and lift legs.
Get ready for the hollowback. Slowly bring down arms so they make a rectangle, push out chest, and slightly, and slowly, push legs forward. Try holding this position.

Tips

Remember to have a good handstand!
You will do a front flip on hands if you do everything fast!

Warnings

This is a breakdance move. Breakdancing is stuff like hopping on hands. These moves can be dangerous!
Be very careful.

Things You'll Need

Strength
Balance

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Breakdancers get ready for battle

2009-07-26T23:46:00.000-07:00

EAST London’s Guild Theatre will be the battlefield as top breakdance crews in the province take on each other for the national championships.

About 10 B-Boy crews from East London B-Boy outfits like C4, Eternal B Boys, Venomous and the new kids on the block Lost Boys, including Verta Break from Butterworth, King William’s Town’s Breakers and last year’s winners, Breaktrix will be twisting and locking at this year’s Battle of the Year (BOTY) on Saturday evening. keep reading here

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Can a self-taught Dancer become a Dancer on a Tv ?

Being a naturally talented dancer has its benefits as well as downfalls. The benefits are that you can of course already dance your own way without needing too much help. The downside is that being naturally gifted stops many dancers from going to dance classes and learning other skills.

Many dance jobs and auditions specify for the dancers to be skilled in particular dance styles whether it's commercial dance or breakdance. So if you're self taught and learnt all your moves by watching MTV videos can you become a dancer on TV as well?

The answer is yes you can - but you make it 100 times harder for yourself than if you trained in some other dance styles as well. Most dance auditions will teach a dance routine or choreography in a particular dance style. If you've never been to a single dance class in your life you're unlikely to pick it up and perform it at the required standard.

The chance you have of dancing on TV will arise mainly from freestyle dance auditions. If an audition has choreography and freestyle they'd usually expect you to be good at both. However at freestyle only auditions there is no choreography so you're free to let loose.

The disadvantage you have over trained dancers at freestyle auditions is that you'll be dancing your own way and whoever is judging the audition may not be able to pinpoint your dance style. Many judges like to know what they're seeing - if only for their own ego boost!

However if your freestyle is truly amazing and they like you then there is no reason why you cannot get the same parts that trained professional dancers are also auditioning with you for.

If you are a self-taught dancer with aspirations of dancing on TV or in music videos you would be strongly advised to go to a dance college or start training at a dance studio though. By being able to pick up choreographies in different styles and learning the subtleties of each one you'll become a better dancer.

If you train at dance classes and dance studios and are able to pick up choreography you of course give yourself many more opportunities. You'll be able to attend more auditions which of course means you'll have a better chance of getting more jobs.

Also the new moves and skills that you learn in the classes you'll be able to incorporate into your freestyle also and make your freestyle even better. So if you just want to try your luck then you can use your current skills, but if you want to make a real go of it start training at your local dance studio!

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Funny breakdance picture

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How to do Freeze ! Breakdance Freeze week

2009-07-20T04:50:00.000-07:00

Freeze ! (breakdance move)

A freeze is a breakdance technique that involves halting all body motion, often in an interesting or balance-intensive position. It is implied that the position is hit and held from motion as if freezing in motion, or into ice. Freezes often incorporate various twists and distortions of the body into stylish and often difficult positions.

Spins are often combined with freezes, and the spins are usually done in the form of kicks. Various handstands ("inverts", "Nikes", and "pikes") can be frozen, and skilled breakers sometimes incorporate the technique of threading into handstands by forming a loop with one arm and leg, then "threading" the other leg in and out of the loop.

Learn freeze below here -

How to elbow freeze and shoulder freeze

Turtle freeze

Head freeze

Slow motion breakdance and thomas edison 1898-
We are at a time in history 100 years down the the track where the excitement of Henry Ford and his Motor Car, Thomas Edison and his wonderful ...

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Squat workout , Backspin , Windmill , Flare and Apple jack !

2009-07-14T04:01:00.000-07:00

Squat work out -

Backspin -

Windmill -

Flare -

Apple jack -

Pratices make perfect :D ! peace ..

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Breakdance power trainning

2009-07-09T13:21:00.000-07:00

Push-ups: Breakdance

Benefits,Muscles Worked,Starting Position,Exercise-click here

How to Strength Train for Break Dancing

Break dancing requires extreme upper body strength, a strong core, endurance, flexibility and agility. Once you strength train for break dancing properly you will breaking like no other b-boy or b-girl and entering and winning break dancing contests. click here for step by step

Tricep Workout Training for Men at Home

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Sit Ups for 6pack Abs

click here for step by step

	Neck
	Traps (trapezius)
	Shoulders (deltoids)
	Chest (pectoralis)
	Triceps (triceps brachii)
	Biceps (biceps brachii)
	Forearm (brachioradialis)
	Abs (rectus abdominis)

	Quads (quadriceps)

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How to Participate in a Breakdancing Battle

2009-07-03T02:30:00.000-07:00

Things You'll Need:
Mad breakdancing skills

Practice Your Breakdancing Skills
Step 1

Add your own style and moves to the basics. You need to be able to express yourself through your dancing.

Step 2

Watch yourself dance in a mirror to see how well you are dancing. You can even videotape yourself to review your skills.

Step 3

Practice battles with your friends to get ready to take on other crews. You will need to be able to have fun and make fun of the other people during practice.

Step 4

Mimic your friend as you practice, but add a funny (and sloppy) rendition of your friend's move to show her moves as being weak.

Step 5

Watch several breakdancing battles before attempting one yourself. You need to see the techniques and moves various breakdancers use in battles.

Participate in a Breakdancing Battle
Step 1

Determine what kind of breakdancing battle you are going to participate in. Decide if you want a battle focused solely on skills or a battle teasing and playing off of another breakdancer.

Step 2

Sign up for a formal breakdancing battle competition by filling out the necessary forms and paying any entrance fees due.

Step 3

Warm up before a competition by stretching, practicing your basic moves and practicing difficult moves without giving your dance away.

Step 4

Call out another breakdancer to participate in an informal one on one breakdance battle.

Step 5

Talk smack and back it up with smooth moves you have learned from many hours of practice.

Step 6

Play to the crowd so they can participate in the breakdance battle. The crowd will determine the winner. If you play to crowd and against your opponent, you will improve your chances of winning.

Tips and Warning-

Have fun during every breakdancing battle. If you are having fun, it will show to everyone watching the battle.
When you lose a battle, think about what your opponent did that was better and how you can improve.
Don't lose your temper if you are losing because you will lose focus and dance worse.

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How to Improve Breakdancing Skills

2009-07-03T02:14:00.000-07:00

Things You'll Need:
Large open space to practice in
Proper clothing (not too tight but not too baggy)
Access to weights in a gym or at a home
Large cardboard pieces or wood floor to practice spins
Stereo to play music

Increase Your Strength
Step 1
Lift weights to increase strength in your arms. Breakdancing requires incredible upper body strength to hold yourself up using different techniques.

Step 2

Use chin ups (pulling yourself up on a suspended bar until your chin is above the bar) and dips (lowering and raising your body on a dips bar) to get used to manipulating your body weight.

Step 3

Improve core strength with sit ups. You will need strong stomach muscles to support your body during many breakdancing moves.

Step 4

Push yourself until you can do 100 push ups every day because you need the strength of your arms to hold your body weight. Hold yourself up from the ground with your arms straight and your toes touching the ground. Keep your body straight and lower your chest to the ground until your nose touches the ground and then push up until arms are fully extended and repeat.

Step 5

Do squats to increase leg strength.

Improve Breakdancing Skills
Step 1

Use step by step videos to learn new techniques so you can see what to do and copy it. Written instructions can be hard to follow, but experts like Darin Carter can help (see Resources below).

Step 2

Ask a friend to practice with you to make it more fun and to see what you are doing right or wrong.

Step 3

Replay sections of videos until you fully understand the lesson. Slow down the video if possible to learn each movement individually.

Step 4

Practice in front of a mirror to see if you are learning techniques properly.

Tips and Warning-

Breakdancing skills improve as you spend many hours practicing them. Some moves (such as stalls) will require much more practice than others.
Practice until you can use different techniques without having to think about them.
Practice slow and increase speed as you learn various techniques.
Work your way up from beginner moves to intermediate moves to advanced moves. You need to slowly build your muscles as you advance your skills.

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Planet B-Boy Hip Hop Review

2009-06-29T05:56:00.000-07:00

So you think break dancing was an art form that died in the '80s? And you think you've seen it all and the dance isn't worth five minutes of your time when you are passing through the Times Square subway station? Well, you haven't seen the last of b-boying because this dance documentary mines b-boying from the underground and proves it is still as alive as any other dance form that has ever existed.

Benson Lee's study of this art form, Planet B-boy, has all the flashy elements that spectators love; head-spins, flips, windmills and air flares, but he also witnesses the true glory of a b-boy; their exuberant passion. B-boying, with its serious competitive dynamic, allows each dancer to break through the social constraints and channel his/her creativity and even frustration and anger.

Planet B-boy is a dramatic documentary about an international, famed b-boy battle, "Battle of the Year" which marks its place in Braunschweig, Germany. The film follows five predominant crews from Japan, Korea, France and the U.S and gives an inside look into the life of a b-boy. Much like the title suggests, it is literally and figuratively the battle of the year as every crew from around the world trains and prepares to bring the title back to their respective countries. It's like the world-cup for b-boying where street performers, crews and breakers travel across the world to compete for the ultimate title.

Although the b-boying culture has been commercialized, exploited and left behind, you're able to grasp what is left in b-boying today through Lee's lens as he accurately portrays the physical hard work and mental dedication necessary to succeed in such a competitive scene. What's more, Lee demonstrates the social misconceptions and family background struggles that b-boys have to endure in their pursuits. Their passion remains evident, "I don't break to make money; I make money to break." - B-boy Baebaeng, Last For One, Korea.

Lee is wise not to include too much background history on the come-about of b-boying, as this aspect has already been widely explored in other films. If you are looking for a historical lesson, dig into Wild Style (1983) or The Freshest Kids (2002); essential films for any "Hip Hop enthusiasts," they do a good job of taking you to the source and breaking everything down to the core fundamentals. Lee's approach to modern b-boying is perhaps, an oriental one as much of the lens is framed at the Japanese and Korean b-boys. We are already familiar with the way b-boying is dealt in the West and now that Hip hop is a global phenomenon, there is no need to restrain it in one continent. You should note that the Japanese are talented at flipping the Western traditions around and adding flavors of their own, thus making it unobtrusive to trace back its roots. Interestingly enough, all this foreign acclamation has made it even more difficult for U.S. b-boys to overcome an art form invented and clearly forgotten decades ago on their soil.

It's heartening to watch this film and see b-boys all over the world endure a weeklong Battle Of The Year camp to compete for the title of the planets best b-boy. For more information, check out www.planetbboy.com.

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How To Wear Like A BBoy

2009-06-19T08:10:00.000-07:00

Instruction-
Step 1-Choose a ball cap (lid) with your favorite sports team logo or other logo you like. While ball caps are most popular, any hat showing your personal style will work. Pick the color to go with your clothes.

step 2-Dress your dome with a headband to keep sweat out of your eyes and show off your personal style.

step 3-Use a bandana with or without a hat to keep your head covered in style. A bandana can also keep you cool by soaking up sweat.

step 4-Bust out the bling. Add some gold chains around your neck for the look of a great breakdancer, but remove chains before dancing.

step 5-Wear a t-shirt that fits tight but does not restrict movement. Shirts with logos are popular.

step 6-Dress in a hoodie (hooded sweatshirt) to add some old school flare to your breakdancing clothes.

step 7-Put on some faded, beat up jeans with holes. Make sure the jeans fit well and are not too baggy. You can also wear jumpsuit pants.

step 8-Choose comfortable socks to help your feet stay solid in your shoes. Breakdancing requires lots of footwork and good socks will help.

step 9-Put on your kicks (shoes). Basketball shoes by Adidas, Converse and Nike are always popular. Shoes should slide easy but also provide solid footing.

step 10-Add headphones or the popular ear buds and a Mp3 player to listen to music alone while practicing your moves.

step 11-Put on some shades (sunglasses) to protect your eyes from the sun when waiting for your turn to breakdance outside. You will need remove the glasses before breakdancing.

step 12-Keep hands dry by wearing arm bands to absorb sweat. If breaking in a dark area, white gloves can show off hand movements.

Warning-
1-Avoid excessively baggy clothes that will get in your way while you breakdance.
2-Stay away from tight jeans or pants which will restrict movement.

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How to Prevent Common Breakdancing Injuries

2009-06-19T07:59:00.000-07:00

It looks exciting and astonishing. Even small children have learned how to bboy or break dance. But you can learn how to wind up in the Emergency Room if you don't use common sense. You need to build your body up to the incredible demands of break dancing. You need to see break dancing as just part of a long routine.

Things You'll Need:

Pads for wrists and knees
Series of warm up routines
Series of cool down routines
Professional instruction in any kind of dance, martial arts or gymnastics
Regular doctor check-ups
Patience
Bike helmet (optional)
Wrap bandages (optional)

Instruction-
step 1-See your doctor to help devise a plan to get your physically fit enough for break dancing.

step 2-You need to be physically fit to even attempt break dancing or bboying, or you will give yourself a bad injury. Your body needs to be strong enough to take the strain. You need to have muscle and not just be thin.

step 3-When you're fit, start taking professional dancing, gymnastics or martial arts lessons. Although you always hear about the great break dancer who was self-taught, most need some kind of professional instruction to learn balance, weight-training and stretching in a supervised setting. Only after a while of being supervised can you attempt to warm up and try break dancing on your own.

step 4-Always do basic warm up exercises and stretches at least twenty minutes before attempting break dancing. Incorporate push ups and a handstand near the end of this routine. This helps build balance and the upper body strength needed for many break dancing moves.

step 5-When possible, wear padding, helmet and wrap strip bandages around wrists and ankles.

step 6-Any new moves should be practiced on a gym mat, large piece pf cardboard or some kind of softer flooring than for a professional exhibition. Do the move very very slowly and then gradually go faster. It's best to have a friend nearby who can get help if needed and help keep your body in the right position.

step 7-Cool down after a break dancing workout with slow stretches and shaking out the limbs.

Warning-

Don't dance if it hurts
Don't self-medicate with alcohol, legal or illegal drugs.
Don't dance until you have done at least twenty minutes of warm up routines.

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What is Graffiti

2009-05-28T03:08:00.000-07:00

BeforeAfter

The Street Of Art !
Spray to Graffiti !

Graffiti-Graffiti is the name for images or lettering scratched, scrawled, painted or marked in any manner on property. Graffiti is sometimes regarded as a form of art and other times regarded as unsightly damage or unwanted.Graffiti is any type of public markings that may appear in the forms of simple written words to elaborate wall paintings.Graffiti has since evolved into a pop culture existence often related to underground hip hop music and break dancing creating a lifestyle that remains hidden from the general public.Graffiti is one of the four main elements of hip hop culture (along with rapping, DJing, and break dancing).The relationship between graffiti and hip hop culture arises both from early graffiti artists practicing other aspects of hip hop, and its being practiced in areas where other elements of hip hop were evolving as art forms.

Graffiti picture-Sleep..................................zzzZZZ!

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Graffiti on car..
Graffiti on ship.. Graffiti on train

Basic -how to draw basic graffiti

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HowToBboying-basic move

2009-05-20T07:47:00.000-07:00

Addition .. Learn FREE BackFlip after watching this ! - http://www.dianyuan.com/bbs/u/32/1123031090.swf
Hello,This is me with 2 Dvd that teach How To Breakdance !
Choose your clockwise that suit you first before learn it.. Option only 2-clockwise or anti-clockwise. If u choose clockwise,all your step/move have to go clockwise.If u choose anti-clockwise then all your step /move go anti-clockwise.

Ok,Below here i will upload all d Video that teach Breakdance Basic Move..Enjoy... ^_^
1-Swipe

2-uprock,Toprock and Six-step

3-backspin

4-Swipe from Gamblerz

5-Coffee grinder

6-Few step of Toprock and Uprock

7-India step and Knee drop

8-L-kick

9-Floor work

10-Six step and Five step

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Will be continue......

About Godfather Of Hip-hop and Breakdance/Bboy

2009-05-18T06:34:00.000-07:00

The GodFather Of Hip-Hop
Afrika Bambaataa (born April 19, 1957) is an American DJ from the South Bronx, who was instrumental in the early development of hip hop throughout the 1980s. Afrika Bambaataa is one of the three main originators of break-beat deejaying, and is respectfully known as the "Grandfather" and "Godfather" and The Amen Ra of Universal Hip Hop Culture as well as The Father of The Electro Funk Sound.
---Always Remember Him .. No Him=No Hip-Hop ! Peace...----

Breakdance, breaking, b-boying is a street dance style that evolved as part of the hip hop movement among African American and Puerto Rican youths in Manhattan and the South Bronx of New York City during the early 1970s.Breakdancing involves the elements of toprock, downrock, freezes, and power moves. A breakdancer, breaker, b-boy or b-girl refers to a person who practices breakdancing.Some large annual breakdancing competitions of the 2000s include the Battle of the Year or the Red Bull BC One.

Ok..Let's make it short..here's d Reb Bull BC One 2009 -

What's the different between Oldschool and Newschool ? well...i show u now !
Here's d Oldschool Breakdance/Bboy

Breakdance/Bboy Newschool 2009 ..this is one of my favourite Korea Crew-Gamblerz Crew
Part 1-

Part 2-

Cool ..? What can u say more other than DOPE !!

B-Boy-
A B-boy or B-girl is a person devoted to hip hop culture, more specifically, bboying/breakdancing. The term originates with the first hip hop DJ, DJ Kool Herc, who, noticing the reaction of some dancers to his playing the part of the record with a drum break, named them beat-boys or B-boys. It quickly came to include any follower of hip hop, identifiable by clothing habits, listening tastes or lifestyle, but has returned in latter years to the more specific usage in connection with dance.

Crews-
A crew is a group of two or more b-boys or b-girls who choose to dance together for whatever purpose, either simultaneously or separately. There exists crews, professionally and amateur, all over the world. Example of crews would be, Flava Squad, Mighty Zulu Kings, Rockforce Crew, Floorlords Crew, Skill Methods Crew, Street Masters, Rivers Crew, Last For One, Ichigeki, Jinjo Crew, Unknwn Crew, just to name a few of the main international bboy crews. Though many would bring up recent American mainstream dance crews such as Jabbawockeez,Super Cr3w and Quest Crew as bboy crews, only Super Cr3w is considered a bboy crew, because of the fact that the Jabbawockeez and Quest Crew only have a few bboy members

Battle-
Battles are an integral part of the b-boying culture. They can take the form of a cypher battle and an organized battle. Both types of battles are head to head confrontations between individuals or groups of dancers who try to out-dance each other.

The cypher (or the circle) is the name given to a circle of b-boys and/or b-girls who take turns dancing in the center. There are no judges (other than the participants of the cypher itself), concrete rules or restrictions in the cypher, only unsaid traditions. B-boying began in the cypher and only later did organized competition develop. This type of battle is how b-boying was originally and it is often more confrontational and more personal. The battle goes on until it ends for one of many possible reasons, such as one dancer admitting defeat. Cypher culture is more present in communities with a stronger emphasis and understanding of original, true hip hop culture. Battling in the cypher is also a common way for dancers to settle issues between each other whether it be individuals or crews.

B-boy style-

There are many different styles one can use to break, often stemming from a given b-boy or b-girl's area of origin and dancing influences. Although there are some generalizations on the kind of styles that exist, many b-boys and b-girls will try to combine elements from different styles with their own ideas and knowledge in order to create their own style.

ME-Bboy Nws ..peace yo.. see ya. :)
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ME-Bboy nws

2009-05-10T00:26:00.000-07:00

~smile... :) wish my next life i could born in korea.I love korea,i love korea bboy and style.They're born to Dances....everything is F**king Good !
~ sleep? dream ? huh ..don't care la LOL..

Message from Bboynws::Yo..what's up everyone,Im Bboynws.. Welcome To My Blog ! Since 2006 i started Bboying right until now..It's been 3 years plus already. What i will do with my blog is..i'll help by..give some tips and teaching How To Bboying ,push up,sit up,stretching,maintain your stamina and etc. Im sorry that i cant speak and write English very well..hope u won't mind it . Shoot me a comment ya.. before leaving ! Hope u will enjoy it as well.Thanks :D peace

Im FAT last time !! Believe it or not ? No ? Yes ? hmm...Let's see
~when im standard 3 hehe..cute ?

~wow...lol..what u think ? hmm..? this is when im standard 6. Hard to believe?

~This d Prove ! so... believe it now ? lol..when im Form 1

~Form 4 pic ... =="

~Handsome ? LOL .... when im Form 5 hehe

~Year of 2009 ! success ..hehehe..but Tired LOL..I push myself to get what i want,train dance,do exercise 3time perweek,control d way i eat,what food i eat and drink at least 3000ml of water perday.It takes 3year time to get d result.Wanna know more ? have question ? don't be shy..just shoot me an email or comment ! I'll reply ASAP : )

2 of my 2008 Advance move..wanna see more ? Ask from me :)

~My auntie grandson..train by bboy nws lol

~This is Me :) hehehehe

~ This my Echo Park discount card..wanna knw more bout Echo Park? visit this-http://www.echopark.com.my/front.htm

~My Urban Groove card .. This is d 1st studio that i join. Teach by Bobby tan..
~ My 2nd studio that i join ..or maybe last studio that i join lol. Teach by Raymond Tan ..visit this-http://raydioacademy.blogspot.com/2009_02_01_archive.html

hmmm...Boring ? hmmm... wanna learn Bboying or become a Bboy ? Well,ok let's start it now ! visit this to know what is Bboy and Bboying -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bboying , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bboy

Alright,Everything need to start from basic and learn from basic first..so...just watch,hear,understand it,practice it and do it !

Before bboying make sure u do warm up and stretching first.It's very important to do warm up and stretching ..cause it will help u avoid from getting injured.Make sure u count every warm up step and stretching step. For beginner,u should start from 8sec every step.After few couple week ..go for 15,30 sec or 1minute .For my ..it is 1minute.

This is part 1 basic move-handstand,six-step,turtle freeze and toprock !Here's d tips.. handstand-train more handstand on d wall ..it's help u to get more strength and balance.Train on d wall for 8 to 15 to 30 sec then 1minute.Six-step the hard part is when at 3 to 4 step ..just watch carefully and learn.. train sit -step from 10 to 20 to 50 round perday.Turtle freeze..wrist and hand-hold tight d floor ! stomach-control your breeathing ! It's hard to breath when doing it ..i know ! dont worry bout it..soon u will get it.Top rock - body dont too stiff cause u're dancing now ..so..jz relax,dance with no tension or pressure. Thanks for watching :)train every move at least 3 SET !

This is part 2 basic move-tick tack toe,uprock,around the world,cc,babylove,chair freeze. Tick tack toe-first step is KICK .. 2nd will be STEP ..3rd TURN .Uprock-1st is PULL ..2nd PUNCH ,HIT or WACK..3rd bend DOWN.Around the world-hand switch 1st before kick your leg .. what u do is Switch and kick ! CC-Leg switch 1st before hand change.Babylove-it's confuse to learn,jz watch carefull n learn . Chair freeze-hold tight d floor,control your breathing,LOCK your leg ! Thanks for watching :) train every move at least 3 SET !

hehe any question or comment jz shoot me an email or leave a comment. I'll reply ASAP
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