I am trying to keep spinning when I get on my stomach but I keep getting stuck and when I try to kick my hips up higher during the transition, I just fall back onto my elbow after and can't keep spinning.
Hey! I’m from Northern Ireland, UK, where I’ve neither heard nor seen anything about breaking before. I’ve always been fascinated by videos online and think that it all looks so cool but I have honestly no idea where to even start. I feel like i’m a pretty bad dancer in general, but i’m a drummer so I do have rhythm. Does anybody have tips on how to start, beginner moves/stretches beforehand, and/or any tutorial video recommendations?
Thank you 👊
From beginner to advanced, let’s challenge ourselves to do everything without taking our head off the floor!
Hi everyone,
I work in IT and love breaking. I enjoy watching battles on YouTube or going to events,but I often find it hard to track when and where events are happening.
I am trying to build a simple and fast breaking event calendar called breakingfinder.com.
With AI, I could build this pretty easily.
Right now, I have auto-scraping for WDSF battles. I also have a feature can generate event data just by pasting an Instagram post or official website URL. (It’s not perfect.. but at least it works 😂)
I see many new services coming out lately, like and8.dance globally, or dancecode.kr and hypetown in Korea. It seems like more people want these tools. I want to make something that truly solve the problems, not just a personal project, and coding playground🤖.
I would love your direct feedback on my project:
👉https://www.breakingfinder.com
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Thanks in advance
Peace. ✌️
I’m feeling really heavy haha
That’s just makes my sets shorts and my footwork heavy ..
I love when people do that explosive or flying footwork, that sometimes even looks like power.
Any tips to get to this level?
I’ll have to work on my body fat too
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Hi.
I want to be able to do a windmill - in no hurry, mind you. But if I could do windmills in say in a year's time, I'd love that.
I joined a beginner dance class that teaches Commercial dance. I dunno if thats a common term or not, but its a very music video style of dance. I'm going once a week and its been a month and its going well.
I'm play sports 4-5 times a week so while I'm not particularly athletic, I'm not completely unfit. But I'm definitely not flexible in the hips.
So yeah. How do you suggest I do this?
Ive been training windmills and can only try them for like 20 minutes before I get a horrible headache and have to stop! Hard to make progress when I have to take ten million breaks so my head doesn't explode. Does it eventually get better? Any tips?
Peace everyone. I’ve been researching dance culture recently, and I get the feeling that a lot of dancers nowadays only hit the cypher to prep for upcoming battles or test out new blow-ups/dynamics.
Would love to hear what goes through your mind before you decide to step into the circle.
My elbow lever/stab strength is pretty solid and ive been making decent progress on crickets since i HATE training the windmill it just feels so uncomfortable and painful i literally dread it
If i learn crickets and even jackhammers before windmills will that cause any issues? Or will it benefit learning mills?
Having to rotate onto my back and get my hips and legs so high just feels so janky since im 6’1 ive been procrastinating
Having 2000s like Wing is my dream move
I’m having a ton of trouble using my inner knuckles without my wrist collapsing when learning simple moves like the coffee grinder.