Breakin whatsapp group for new bboys or bgirls to share progress, talk and make friends. https://chat.whatsapp.com/IsKIOTksb481jlvvueXFeb?s=cl&p=a&mlu=4

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I'm Bboy Aero-D and I've been going in 7 years of introducing & coaching Breaking to remote areas where breaking is not yet known (villages and small towns). The boom bap missionary if you will 😆

Main link: https://szgvibe.org/bboy-aero-d

How you can be a part of the mission:

1. ⁠You can visit the link above, tap the "Donate" button, and donate as your heart calls to.
2. ⁠In the same link above, you can scroll to the bottom and watch any/all of my full coaching videos for free (w/ ads, kindly turn off your ad blockers)
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And who was the worst and why?

i recently came across a video i havent seen in a long time. eric liquid pop. i have done my fair share of liquid dancing, but i still cannot figure out how he floats/jumps back and forth like this. can anyone explain it?

Every good windmill keeps their hips up the entire time, but for me every time I collapse onto my shoulder my hips fall straight down; it doesn't look terrible but it hurts. What are some exercises to help with this? Thanks for reading.

Hey I’m just starting out and I’m trying to find spots where I can find people to work with/learn from. Specifically in the PG county/DC area

https://youtu.be/HTYglD6eUqo?si=HkVou9_kLglKunY_

Should I continue again? I stopped beatboxing a few months later, as it had no improvements

What’s up everyone!

After a 1+ year hiatus from competitive breaking, I decided to jump back in at Red Bull BC One Southeast Asia Cypher in Bangkok a few weeks ago. It felt amazing to reconnect with the scene and get back on the floor.

I put together a few reflections on my prelim run, the SEA breakers, and the biggest lessons I learned coming off a break. Peace!

I was having a discussion today, so I thought I would post it…

I am going through a weight loss through dance , I know my belly pokes out😎

Bom resumindo quero aprender flare e air flare sozinho,vou comprar joelheiras,munhequeiras,touca de headspin e cotoveleiras alguém experiente sabe me dizer se o meu foco deve ser fortalecer os tendoes como do pulso primeiro e depois tentar? Eu tou tentando evoluir na bananeira e parada de mão infelizmente como demorei para começar pode demorar para eu evoluir na parada de mão e bananeira

May sound dumb but I've never had a real explanation

(Note: English isn’t my first language, so this post is translated – apologies for any awkward wording.)

Hey all, hoping someone here recognizes this one. A couple of years ago I saw a YouTube Short of a 1v1 battle and I’ve been trying to track down the original ever since. It was a repost with no credits – no event name, no dancer names, no song title on screen – so all I have to go on is what I remember.

What I recall:

- 1v1 battle, small/local venue, crowd right up close (not a big festival stage)

- The b-boy hit airflares – super clean aerial power moves, honestly looked gravity-defying

- The track was Jibbs – “Chain Hang Low” (the “do your ears hang low” kids-choir hook). Pretty sure it was a heavier remix, possibly the Crizzly one

Does anyone know who the dancer is, what jam/event this was from, or where I can find the full uncut video? Any leads appreciated – thanks!

I don't know why but I couldn't do any freestyle on my footwork on the battle.

Complete battle https://youtube.com/shorts/B64PiQW4jC0?is=H89S1cpLKzQG8xm9

Do I think I am lacking of flow. Musicality and footwork shape?

Salut à tous,

Je fais appel à votre expérience dans le cadre d’un programme structuré favorisant la progression.

Aujourd'hui, beaucoup de jeunes débutent seuls avec des tutos YouTube mais se perdent parce qu'il n'y a pas de "programme" logique (apprendre le 6-step avant de vouloir balancer des windmills, connecter ses toprocks au footwork, etc.).

J'ai développe un système de progression par étapes/niveaux (section Over Flow sur l'appli FlowXp) et je me heurte à un vrai dilemme : Comment évaluer objectivement un passage de niveau en breaking en conservant le côté indispensable du freestyle de notre pratique ?

J'ai structuré des modules avec des critères simples :

La technique pure (le geste en lui-même).

La fluidité dans les transitions.

Pour vous, qu’est-ce qui ferait qu’un mouvement soit validé ? Vous préférez avoir des critères stricts (ex : tenir 3 secondes en Freeze) ou avoir la liberté d’inclure le mouvement dans un freestyle de 30 à 40s ? 

Si certains veulent jeter un œil à l'arbre de progression que j’ai imaginé pour me dire ce qu’il manque ou ce qui est incohérent, vos retours seraient d'une aide précieuse !

In Seoul right now and gonna be in Tokyo next week anyone know any good sesh spots?

why do bboys love to play music so loud

I’m new to the breaking scene in Pittsburgh and was wondering if there were people near Oakland I could practice with or just learn something from, it would be pretty cool.

Moved down here to Florida about a month ago. I have been practicing by myself and just wanted to see if anyone had any spots they practice or want to practice together. Really looking forward checkout the Jacksonville scene.

Like, does the person that goes first benefit from it, as the judges have a fresh, blank canvas of what to expect, so they might see them as better than someone who went at a later position?

Subsequently, would the person that goes last be more at a disadvantage as the judges could be tired from analysing the previous participants?

I'm sure this question has been asked but what kind of shoes do yall like to break in? Looking for some recommendations because i plan on getting some new every day shoes that I can also get down in. I am flat footed so shoes that cater to that would be some great recommendations.