I have been dancing Breaking for more than three years. I'll share my experience with you: I hope it will help you!
First of all, it depends on what route you choose. 2 routes: 1.powermove 2.styleMove
The former component. It is the articulation of some difficult rotational movements. The latter 3 parts. 1.TOPROCK.2.FOOTWORK.3FREEZE.
Newcomers usually start with styleMove first. But you can't rule out a simple powermove player. Let's start with styleMove.
Practice the first component of styleMove: TOPROCK (standing steps) and then practice the second FOOTWORK (6 steps. etc.). That is, moving on the ground with hands and feet.) The third component. The third component must be practiced every day. The so-called FREEZE is also known as the fixed movement, such as baby FREEZE, NIKE, HOLLWBACK, etc. There are many. This part is interspersed between these two exercises.
Daily must do more push-ups. Sit-ups. You have to train yourself to be more physically fit. Because BBOY's physical fitness requirements are quite high.
The most important thing is the soul of BREAKING. It is the soul of all dance styles. That is music. Music is king. Music is the soul. Dancing is all about the music. You use your body to express your understanding of the music. Being in the music. That's why you listen to each other's music in P3 every day. Listen to it...!
Practicing those 3 parts is mainly about consistency. It must be coherent. Don't get stuck. This requires that the basic skills must be solid! So you have to work hard! When you have practiced hard for 1 year, 2 years, 3 years. You'll find that you've gained more than just street dance! This is the charm of street dance.
I hope it helps you. I've said so much. If you don't understand anything, just keep asking. I'll be sure to answer in detail! If you can give additional reward hehehe. Thank you. ()