Welcome to the world of intermediate breakdancing! If you've mastered the basics and are ready to elevate your skills, you've come to the right place. In this blog post, we'll explore some essential moves that will help you step up your game and stand out on the dance floor.
1. The Six-Step
The Six-Step is a fundamental move in breakdancing that serves as a building block for many other moves. It's a great way to transition between power moves and to show off your control and balance. To perform the Six-Step, follow these steps:
- Start in a push-up position with your hands on the ground and your feet slightly behind you.
- Bring your right foot forward and place it outside your right hand.
- Move your left foot forward and place it outside your left hand.
- Bring your right foot over to your left foot, crossing it in front.
- Move your left foot back to the starting position.
- Finally, bring your right foot back to the starting position to complete the sequence.
2. The CC
The CC, short for "Corkscrew," is a move that requires good core strength and coordination. It's a stylish way to transition between moves and adds a dynamic element to your routine. Here's how to do it:
- Start in a push-up position.
- Lift your right hand and left foot off the ground.
- Twist your body to the right, swinging your left leg over your right arm and placing your left hand on the ground.
- Continue the twist, placing your right foot on the ground and lifting your left hand.
- Complete the twist by placing your left hand back on the ground and bringing your right foot back to the starting position.
3. The Coffee Grinder
The Coffee Grinder is a move that showcases your upper body strength and fluidity. It's a continuous spinning motion that can be quite impressive when executed smoothly. Here's the breakdown:
- Start in a push-up position.
- Lift your right hand and left foot, and twist your body to the right.
- As you twist, place your left hand on the ground and lift your right foot.
- Continue spinning in this manner, alternating hands and feet, to create a continuous spinning motion.
These are just a few of the many intermediate moves you can incorporate into your breakdancing repertoire. Remember, practice is key. Spend time perfecting each move and experimenting with how they can flow together in your routines. Keep pushing your boundaries, and you'll soon find yourself reaching new heights in your breakdancing journey.
Stay tuned for more tips and tricks to enhance your breakdancing skills. Keep dancing, and keep breaking!
