Welcome to the world of intermediate breakdancing! Whether you're looking to refine your skills or add some flair to your routines, mastering these essential moves will definitely boost your style and confidence on the dance floor.
1. Six-Step
The Six-Step is a fundamental move in breakdancing that serves as a great foundation for more complex footwork. It involves a series of steps that create a smooth flow from one position to another. To perform the Six-Step:
- Start in a push-up position.
- Move your right foot to the outside of your right hand.
- Bring your left foot to the outside of your left hand.
- Move your right foot behind your left foot.
- Bring your left foot back to the starting position.
- Return your right foot to the starting position.
2. CCs
CCs are a dynamic move that adds a lot of energy to your breakdancing. This move involves rotating your legs in a circular motion while maintaining a plank position. To do CCs:
- Start in a plank position.
- Rotate your right leg in a clockwise motion.
- Simultaneously, rotate your left leg in a counter-clockwise motion.
- Continue rotating your legs in opposite directions.
3. Knee Drop
The Knee Drop is a stylish move that can be used to transition between other moves or to add a dramatic flair to your routine. To execute a Knee Drop:
- Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
- Drop to your right knee while swinging your left leg behind you.
- Use your hands to support your weight as you drop.
- Push off with your hands to return to a standing position.
These moves are just the beginning. As you practice and gain confidence, you'll find that the world of breakdancing is full of endless possibilities for creativity and expression. Keep practicing, and don't be afraid to experiment with new moves and combinations!
Remember, the key to becoming a great breakdancer is consistency and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. So, hit the dance floor, practice these moves, and watch your style evolve!
