Mainly divided into, BREAKING breakdance hiphop lockin lockin popin mechanical dance, there are many other kinds of dance.
For example, HOUSE and so on ....
Different types of dance have different styles
Breaking dancers are usually called B-Boys for boys and B-Girls for girls.
Other dancers can be collectively referred to as DANCERS.
The other types of dances can be called DANCER.
Specifically, they can be called LOCKER for locking and POPER for popping
Breaking is a type of dance that focuses on technique and explosiveness, and it is suitable for boys
The other types of dances are suitable for both men and women,
These dances are also known as B-BOYs and B-GIRLs
Each of the dances also has its own style. ....
It's complicated
The following is a description of the terminology used for BREAKING
The mark (*) will indicate the difficulty level of the move. Five (*) is the highest difficulty and one (*) is the easiest.
B-BOY
Breaking Boy, Boogie Boy, anyone who dances Breaking is called a B-Boy.
CREW
The group of B-Boys.
BATTLE
A challenge (commonly known as an awkward dance) between individuals or groups of B-Boys.
BURNED
Specifically used to refer to a group or individual who is defeated in an awkward dance.
ROUTINES
The linking or execution of dance moves by several dancers together.
PERFECTIONS
Refers to a B-Boy's best moves.
WACKED or WACK
When a person makes a wrong move.
SLIDES
Pulling yourself across the floor, the name Slide tells the B-Boy to do the "slide".
BITE
Stealing moves from others.
1990 (***)
B-Boy inverts and spins, then switches from one hand to the other as his body weight shifts, until his feet hit the ground. (also known as hand spin)
2000 (/forum/index.asp*)
Upend with one hand and rotate as much as you can until your feet hit the ground. (Also known as inverted hand spins).
AIRPLANES (/forum/index.asp)
Windmills with hands stretched out to the sides as high as you can grab them.
AIRSWIPES (*)
Start with both hands and feet on the ground, face up. Support your body weight with one hand kick your foot upwards then rotate, landing on your other hand before your foot hits the ground. If done correctly you should be able to rotate your entire body.
APPLEJACKS (**)
A basic move to challenge other B-Boys to an awkward dance. Crouch down with your feet, lean back with your back supported by your hands, then kick one foot in the air as high as you can. Then jump back with both feet and repeat.
TOW-LEGGED APPLEJACKS
Like Applejacks, the difference is that instead of kicking one foot, you kick both.
BACKSPIN (***)
A performance that utilizes the back for rotation. All the weight is balanced on the upper part of the back, and the feet are retracted as close to the body as possible. The key to spinning is to make circular strokes with your feet in the air. (Commonly known as a back spin.)
BACKSWIPE (***)
It's the same as the Airswipe, but except when your feet are added in halfway through and you change direction to go back to the beginning of the move.
BARRELS (/forum/index.asp)
Windmill, with your arms wrapped around the front.
BELLYMILL (/forum/index.asp)
Just like a windmill, the difference is that instead of spinning it with his hands or his head, he uses his stomach (belly).
BHUDDA (/forum/index.asp)
Similar to the UFO except that the knees are in straightened hands and then the feet are off the ground.
BOOMERANG (/forum/index.asp*)
Start by sitting on the ground with your feet in front of you in a V-shape. Then brace your hands between your feet, next brace your body so only your hands can touch the ground. Then spin around.
BRONCO (**)
Start on your feet, then with only one hand down, kick your feet back then feet down again and repeat all the moves.
BUNNYHOP (/forum/index.asp*)
Similar like Flare, different in that the feet are stretched out in front of the body upwards and then spinning around bouncing up and down.
CANNOABALL (/forum/index.asp)
Hands around the knees in the Cannonball move.
CRAZYLEGS (/forum/index.asp)
Just like Airswipes, but do more than one. Do Airswipes over and over again and don't pause in the middle of the action.
CRICKETS (/forum/index.asp)
A spinning maneuver almost identical to the Handglide, except that there is an occasional shift in weight into a thrusting hand as the spinning hand leaves the ground and spins around and comes back to the ground. If done right, it looks like a continuous spinning motion.
DOUBLE99 (/forum/index.asp*)
It's like doing a 2000 (Onehand99), but when you have to put down one hand to change to the other, you kick your foot to get the speed and then continue to do the 2000 (Onehand99), and each hand continues to do it without stopping.
DOWNROCK (*)
Supports the entire weight of the dancer with the center of the hand, and then the legs and feet continue to move in a rhythmic circle, with the legs and feet moving around the hand. Often a combination of Freezes and Hesitations are performed immediately after the other movements.
ELBOWGLIDE (/forum/index.asp)
The movement and position is similar to the Hand Spin, except that it is done with the hand axle and the hand is released in the abdominal position.
FLARE (/forum/index.asp)
Similar to like a windmill, the feet like to make very large circles in the air, but do not move the shoulders, but put the weight on the hands.
FISTGLIDE (/forum/index.asp)
Movement and position is similar like hand spinning, but not the same as spinning with fists.
FLOAT (*)
Use the hands to make the body balance horizontally, but with the exception of the feet, which are bent to help balance.
GENIES (/forum/index.asp)
Windmill with your hands and across your entire chest.
GODOWN
The move B-Boy does when he's dancing awkwardly when there's a good chance he'll lose.
HALO (/forum/index.asp*)
The windmill move, but instead of turning from shoulder to shoulder it's done with the head. (Commonly known as the Brush Head Windmill.)
HANDGLIDE (/forum/index.asp)
Similar to Bboy doing the Float, but with only one hand supporting the body, and the other hand helping to push the rotation. (We call this the "helicopter".)
HEADSLIDE(**)
When a Headslide is done, reverse it and stop it with your head.
HEADSPIN (/forum/index.asp)
Turn with your head. To use your hands and feet to start the spin. (That's the headspin.)
HELICOPTER (*)
One foot under the body and the other foot stretched outward, the other stretched out foot is doing the Horozontalplane drawing a circle motion still continuously straight, and then over the bottom of the other foot in the roundabout in front of you.
Hesitations (FREEZE) (**)
Stopping or pausing while doing the Downrock circle maneuver.
KIP-UP (**)
Back flat and braced, turn your feet behind you then kick your feet into the air, your upper body follows and then lands on your feet.
MUNCHMILLS (/forum/index.asp)
Similar to a windmill, but with the difference that the feet are all crossed* and bent.
KNEESPIN (****)
All the weight is balanced on the knee that touches the floor. The other foot is extended up high. The key to the rotation is to use both hands to push. Speed is increased by leaning on the foot that is behind you to pull toward your body to generate speed after the sequence is done.
NECKMOVE (***)
A windmill that spins only once.
NUTCRACKERS (/forum/index.asp)
The part of the crotch that you cover with your hand to windmill.
RUBBERBAND (/forum/index.asp)
Bboy does Kip-Ups then the back drops down and repeats the Kip-Up again.
SPIDER (***)
This is considered a very stretchy move. The thighs are placed behind the back, the knees are placed on the shoulders near the ears, the calves are in front, and the weight is balanced on either the hands or the feet or both.
SUICIDE (***)
B-Boy does a Frontflip and then lies flat on his back on the floor, doing this without hurting himself.
SUMOS (/forum/index.asp)
Grabbing his knees in a style.
SUPERMANS (/forum/index.asp)
Working on the chest while reaching forward.
SWIRLS (***)
Similar to Handglide, except that it uses the forearms to spin instead of the hands.
TOMBSTONES (/forum/index.asp)
Feet together, body in L shape. No hands are used.
TOPROCK (*)
Basic upright dance step. There can be many different influences and each person does it differently. Often used as a lead-in to the opening of a dance, as a transition from one set to another in Downrocking dance, or to give yourself a break after an intense dance move.
TURTLE (/forum/index.asp)
Float is a movement in which the entire body performs a complete rotation. The rotation is accomplished by switching the weight from one arm to the other, then the hand makes a circular motion without using the body's strength, and the other hand does the same again.
TWOLEGGEDAPPLEJACKS(***)
Same as Applejacks, except instead of kicking one foot, you kick two.
UFO (/forum/index.asp)
Similar spinning maneuver to Turtle, except that the body is upright, crouching, with hands straight, knees outside the hands, and feet off the ground.
UPROCK (/forum/index.asp)
Uprock is a type of dance combat in which the dancers are very close to each other but do not touch, much like kung fu combat but with more sustained movements and rhythms. (Commonly known as a combat dance.)
WINDMILL (/forum/index.asp)
B-Boy shifts from one shoulder to the other, with his feet continually spinning in the air.
WORM (***)
B-Boy lies on his stomach and does a wavy movement from front to back, looking like a worm wriggling. (Some people in Taiwan call it a "python."
COPOEIRA
Smooth dance moves are done fairly close to the ground, moving to a rising melody or defeating an opponent's attack.
RUBBER BAND
B-Boy does Kip-Ups, then drops his back and repeats the Kip-Up again
Poppin' Action Nomenclature
☆The Pop
The Pop is the action where you vibrate different parts of your body, and it's all about you vibrating your muscles. to achieve it. It's very rhythmic, and with popping music, you can pop by straightening your arms, or you can pop by bulging your shoulders while the rest of your body stays upright.
☆TheTick
☆TheTick
This movement is often used as a robot dance in the dance, is a very important part of ElectricBoogie, this action gives a person an illusion, as if the person is born like a machine in general, stopping or starting the action will have a vibration, do this! The action is to rely on the vibration of the muscles, the French comedian called this action is "clique".
☆The Floats or Glides
The Float or Glide gives the illusion that your feet are walking again with a specific program, which gives the feeling that you want to go east, but in reality, your feet are going west, and the most famous step is the "MoonWalk" by Michael Jackson. "MoonWalk," an old comedian's trick, is like going backwards when you're clearly going forwards.
☆TheSlowMo
This dance move is done like a slow-motion replay of something you'd see on TV, and usually dancers do it with MOONWALK.
☆TheWave
This is the movement of a wave that starts from the limbs. It gives the illusion of an unseen force traveling through your entire body, starting in one place, traveling through the palms of your hands, your arms, your entire body and finally stopping at your feet. The wave movement is a standard movement that is included in every dance routine. Unlike other dance moves, it is a fluid and consistent movement that should be spiritual or rhythmic. The wave does take a lot of style from Pop, but when you compare it to Pop, it's much smoother if you have a path around your body when you do it.
☆The MannequinorRobot(Robotics)
This is a mechanical dance style that has been around for a long time, and it's like he's mimicking a display dummy that moves in real life, and then there are two moves that are separated from the Mannequin style. One is that the dancers are like puppets being pulled by the county, they are not free to move, they can't be autonomous, they are being pulled by other people, you may have seen comedians doing this kind of performance on TV, the most classic movement is to move forward with the same hand and the same foot, and then in the performance, this is a different hand and different foot moving together is often used. Another style is robotics, which is when your limbs move at a fixed speed and then stop suddenly or with a tick, like only a machine can do. Usually you only move one part of your body at a time, as if you were being controlled by a computer program, and the movements are very standardized.Mannequin: This word refers to a mannequin for display purposes.
☆The KingTut (Egyptian King)
This move is like hanging on the wall of the Egyptian frescoes and palaces, it contains the movement of the hand, the shoulder and the axis of the hand at 90 degrees, your forearms may be up or down, bending or twisting, far away from you or close to you, and then your hand may be up and down in a cycle or twisted in a cycle, which is done with the Tick, like a robot. Tick together, like a robot dance style where each movement is separate.
☆The Lean
This is another fairly popular comedian's gimmick, where he gives the illusion of leaning on something that isn't actually there, like the invisible piano for example.
☆The Collapse
Often combined with the Mannequin, this move is done like a tire being deflated, or like a puppet with its strings cut.
☆The Heartbeat
This is a popular move where you put your hands under a jacket or t-shirt and push the shirt forward so it looks like your heart is beating in your chest, usually the dancers move forward while doing the move, which gives the illusion that it's your heartbeat that's pushing the person forward.
☆The Bicycle
The leg movement gives the impression that you're riding a bicycle, which is another comedian's favorite gimmick, and is usually combined with a hand movement that gives the impression that you're gripping the handlebars of a bicycle.
☆TheToe/Heelwalk
This move, usually done with the Mannequindancestyle, is a great way to get your feet on the dance floor, and consists of rotating the toes of one foot around the ankles of the other, then shifting the weight to the other foot. The movement consists of: using the fingers of one foot to do the rotation, then with the other foot ankle together, and then shift the weight to the other foot and ankle, and then always do, do it well, the movement will be very smooth, it looks as if you skate across the whole floor.
☆Cobra (KingCobra)
The dancer uses one hand to make a wave to pass to the other hand, then sends it back, but only to the shoulders. (If you watch the movie Breakin', there are a couple of guys doing this at the beginning of the dance, you can't miss it.)
BodyEffects is when you use your body to mimic an effect.
☆Animation
BodyEffects is when you use your body to do a movie-like, frame-by-frame, split-frame action.
☆ThreeDimensionalTickin'
More diverse than depthtickin'
Includes three-dimensional ticking in the same tick.
☆Pausin'
To stop or temporarily pause a movement for a short period of time.
☆ElectricShock
This action looks like an electric current passing through the body.
☆WaterWave
Slowly make waves and shake your body to create a watery effect.
☆InternalMoves
Moves that seem to penetrate the body or come out of the body. It's not the same as tickin' or wavin', which go through the body.
☆ExternalMoves
Moves that feel like they're coming from outside of the body, such as Cobra, Octopuss, Kingtut, Python, etc.
☆Hittin'
Continuous muscle contraction. Basically relaxing and contracting the muscles of the neck, hands, chest and legs.
☆Hittin' Style
Hittin' style dances include:Boogaloo, Boogie, Poplock, Strutin, Puppet, Robotic, freestyle. bopping, etc. These are.
☆Glides/Floats
This move is like a dancer walking in the air.Moonwalk, Backslide, Sideslide, Swalk, etc. These are all.
This is not necessarily comprehensive.
Poppin' style: a common terminology analysis
Air posing: movement in the air
Animation: a broad style of animation where anything that doesn't look like a human being's movement can be called animation
Bopping: a style created by a guy named boppin, which I understand to be kinetic. Robot
Crazy Legs Poppin Pete's style from the 80's
Cobra Cobra
Dime Stopping Stopping is different from pop and hit robot
Floating/Gliding Floating/Gliding
Hittin An effect that is different from pop and hit robot
Hittin is an effect that is different from pop and hit robot
Hittin is an effect that is different from pop and hit robot
Hittin An effect different from pop but similar to popPuppet
Saccin A walking style
Scarecrow Scarecrow
Snaking Snake
Spiderman Spiderman Poppin Pete A style created in the 90's
Spiderman Spider Man
Strobing strobing like a camera snapshot
Strutting frame-by-frame action like a DVD fast forward
Tuttin (Egyptian hand
Shadow Boxing skeet rabbit style personally I think it's a bit silly
Egyptians Boogaloo Egyptians Boogaloo Basic Moves created by Sam
Master Flex Boogaloo Basic Moves created by Sam
E.T. Alien Effect poppin pete created in the 90's mainly with knees
Speed Control Speed Control
Sleepy Style to be used in the Egyptians Boogaloo style.
Sleepy Style Poppin Pete created in the 90's When I asked pete about this move he said he had a very silly move haha pete himself didn't like it very much
Ground Moves
Poppin Muscle Vibrations
Boogaloo Everyone's every move
Boogaloo Boogaloo is understood by everyone, and there are many ways to say it
Wavin
Leg Rolls
Robot
Tickin A continuous pop is a style
Toy Man
Walkouts
Walkouts. The basis of Boogaloo, created by Sam, emphasizes the three-dimensionality of Boogaloo
Fresno Boogaloo, created by Sam, emphasizes direction and rhythm
Power wave, the new style, uses more power wave
Isolation Poppin, a style that must have local control
Tickin, a continuous pop, is a style
Toy Man, a toy man
Walkouts. A must have style for localized control
Centipede walks underground like a centipede
Hitting is an effect different from pop
Shadow Boxing skeet is a bit of a goofy style for me personally
Master Flex Boogaloo basic movement created by Sam. Action Sam Created Here master means zombie
Slow Move Slow Move
Pop Control pop control
Big Pop Big Pop
Roll Joint Rotation
Air posing Air posing
Animation Animation a big style not like human
Shadow Boxing skeet
Dime Stopping Stopping is different from pop and hit robots more often
Floating/Gliding Floating/Gliding
Hittin An effect that is different from pop, but similar to pop
Puppet
Saccin A walking style of robot that is different from pop, but similar to pop
Saccin A walking style of robot that is different from pop, but similar to pop
Saccin A walking style of robot that is different from pop.
Scarecrow Scarecrow
Snaking Snake
Spiderman Spider-Man poppin pete created in the 90's
Strobing Strobing like a snapshot of a camera
Strutting Frame by frame like a DVD fast forwarding
Tutting
Tuttin (Egyptian hand
Shadow Boxing skeet rabbit style personally I think it's a bit silly
Egyptians Boogaloo basic moves Sam created
Master Flex Boogaloo basic moves Sam created
Master Flex Boogaloo basic moves Sam created
E.
E.T. Alien Effect poppin pete created in the 90's mainly with knees
Speed Control Speed Control
Sleepy Style poppin pete created in the 90's when I asked pete about this move he said he had a very silly style. Robot
Tickin A continuous pop is a style
Toy Man
Walkouts The basis of Boogaloo created by Sam emphasizing the three-dimensionality of the boogaloo
Fresno The basis of Boogaloo created by Sam emphasizing direction and rhythm
Fresno The basis of Boogaloo created by Sam emphasizing direction and rhythm
Fresno The basis of Boogaloo created by Sam. Direction and rhythm
Power wave New style uses more power wave
Isolation Poppin style must have local control
Centipede Underground walking like a centipede
Hitting An effect that is not the same as pop
Shadow Boxing skeet style is a bit silly personally
Master Flex Boogaloo basic move created by Sam where master means zombie
Slow Move slow motion
Pop Control pop control
Big Pop big pop
Big Pop Big Pop
Roll Joint Rotation
HOUSE
What's House?
HOUSE is a dance music that was developed in the 1980s along the lines of disco. This is the music played by Chicago DJs, who remixed a record by the German electronic band Kraftwerk with the regular rhythms of electronic drums (Drum Machine) and black blues vocals, and house came into being~ Generally translated as "house" dance music, it is the most basic type of electronic dance music, with a 4/4 beat rhythm, one beat of drums, a simple melody, and a high pitched female voice. A high pitched female voice. After the popularity of disco, some DJs changed it, with the intention of making disco less commercialized, the bass and drums became more deep, and often became pure music, even if there is a singing part, most of them are short sentences sung by dancing female singers, often with no clear lyrics. Gradually, elements of LATIN, REGGAE, RAP or JAZZ were added, and by the late '80s, HOUSE had broken out of the underground and become a favorite on the Chicago, New York and London pop charts.
Why is it called "house"? It means that as long as you have a simple recording device, you can make this kind of music at home~House is also the most acceptable electronic music.
Believe by Cher is a good example. M-People is the representative group of house, which replaced disco when it became popular in 1986.
House can be divided into:
Acid House, which is house music that incorporates the acid sound of TB-303, and Deep House, which has a strong soulful singing voice, also known as Garage, and is quite popular. Groups like Real Mecoy, M-People, La Bouche are all Garage.
Hard House is simply house with a heavier, more aggressive beat.
Progressive House is less about soulful vocals and more about melody and arrangement. It's a bit like "performance" house. It'
s My Life by SASH! is a great Progressive House album.
Epic House is "Epic" House. Epic House has beautiful, smooth melodies and a lot of power, with very few (almost no!) vocals. . BT's music is great Epic House, and he has been called the "Emperor of Epic House". In fact, even Rock has an "Epic Rock"
Trible House Imagine house with a raw African sound or Indian drumming. This is Trible House~ This kind of house not only has the stable rhythm of normal house, but also adds some primitive and fragmented drums in between each beat. It's quite interesting~ However, the scope of house is so wide that you don't have to categorize a track. This is just to show that there are many kinds of house".
By the nineties, house had become less edgy and trendy, but it was still very popular.
Ah Yang's understanding of HOUSE
HOUSE is from the music of the same name (HOUSE), although HOUSE and HIPHOP are the same FREE STYLE, but when you dance to HOUSE MUSIC, it will be even more FREE STYLE than when you listen to HIPHOP! The common misconception about HOUSE dance is that it's '
just a kind of STYLE which is a combination of some STEPs...'.
without the body movement...
HOUSE's music came from Chicago ~~ the music traveled to Los Angeles and New York (but at a slightly different time...).
Jackin...Jackin....Jackin.... .JACKIN...'
And naturally did a call for JACKIN to the music!!!! JACKIN then became the most important BASIC in HOUSE CLASS.
And a bunch of HOUSE DANCER's who were the best HOUSE DANCER's in NY at that time, their group was called DANCE FUSION (which is now the strongest HOUSE GROUP IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!). The group was called DANCE FUSION (now the biggest HOUSE group in the world!!!). When the Chicago House Dancers came to see the group, they gave each of them a purple shirt that said '
'. It said 'HOUSE DANCE MASTER'
!!!! The only people who have this shirt are the more senior people now....
As more and more dancers of different styles danced to HOUSE at CULB, the result was that HOUSE dancers of different styles started to be popular in Japan around the beginning of the 90's (the music was there a long time ago, just the dance was much later...)... The strongest HOUSE groups in Japan are The strongest HOUSE groups in Japan are ALMA, with KOJI, HIRO (one of my teachers
, PINO, HYROSSI, and SOUND CREAM STEPERZ (with YUKI, GOTO, and HORIE), which is famous for both house and bebop. France is represented by O TRIPE HOUSE, and Taiwan has Improvisation, which consists of BALA. And Hong Kong has NA YING NA YING (he is a BRIAN GREEN student! HOUSE is very strong oh ~), TOE (now in Guangzhou ALL STEPS!), MING (in Guangzhou ALL STEPS! is a student of Japan KOJI,HIRO,YUKI
.
There are more master house dancers in the US, such as BRIAN GREEN (who is very skilled but not a member of DANCE FUSION), SHAN'S (who is also my mentor), E JOE, CALEF, and later TERRY WRIGHT, BOBBY, and so on. etc. ．．．．
__________________
HI PHOP="RESPECT"
With "RESPECT" there is PEACE
With "PEACE" the world has LOVE!
All dancers are equal before the music ....
--All-City
Write your name on subway walls, parking lots, and more.
B-boy
The idea of a breakdancer.
Back-Spin
A back spin, where you hold your body with your hands and spin with your back on the ground.
Bite
To mimic someone else's dancing posture.
Box or Blaster
Portable radio, cassette player.
Chill
That's chill, Chillin' Out.
Det(death)
The short form of death, i.e. OK, the meaning of Gorgon.
Dis(disrespect)
Short word for rudeness.
Dog
To be disruptive, to disturb the other person.
Electric Boogie
Electric boogie. Dance moves like those of robots and puppets.
Freeze
Finishing the pose, originally meant to insult the other person. Now it refers to the position decided at the end of the dance, which can show the personality of the dancer.
Fresh
That's Fresh means to praise the dancer.
Gear
Clothing worn for a performance.
Grew
Fellowship, partner. An example is a dance group.
Graf (Graffiti)
The scribbling of letters.
Handglide
To spin, supporting the body with one hand, one of the breakdance stunts.
1990
A dance step in which you spin upside down with one hand.
Helicopter
Helicopter, a trio dance in which one person is the center of the dance, and the other two fly around in the air like a spiral wing.
Head spin
One of breakdancing's stunts, where you spin with your head on the ground.
High rise
A very difficult dance, moving from a windmill to a head spin.
Hip Hop
A generic term for fonky music that goes along with breakdancing and wrap dancing.
Home boy
Friend, also known as homey.
Juice
Power, money, influence.
Kicks
Also means destroyer, same as Dogs.
King Tut
One of the electric boogie dances, danced in the same way as the Egyptian dance.
Moon Walk
Moon dance. Originally a puppet dance that looks like it's moving forward, but is a backward walking dance, made famous by Mike? Jackson made famous.
Popping
Not related to music, the idea of snapping and swinging arms and legs.
Puppet
One of the electric boogie dances, a pantomime dance move performed by two people. One person poses as a puppet and the other manipulates the puppet with unseen strings.
Walls
Climbing walls. A dance technique from mime in which the dancers climb a wall that doesn't actually exist.
Wave
One of the electric boogie dances, where the body fluctuates like a wave.
Wind mill
The wind mill, one of the harder breakdance steps than the back spin. The feet are spread out and spun, and the body is made to float.
Worm
Rolls the body into a ball and rolls on the floor like a worm. This move can be done by one to two or three people.
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