Bboy Freeze Combos | Upwards Freeze Stacks | Bboy Freeze Tutorial
Bringing you the Upwards Freeze Stacks tutorial version as the last freeze stacks video I brought to you was the going down or negative part of stacking freezes. This bboy freeze combos tutorial covers a bunch of what I found to be the easiest bboy freeze combos for me when I was learning them! I've added some practical ways of using them too for you to play with.
Upwards Freeze Stacks are a must if you want to be able to change the dynamics and improve on your variety of freezes you can do as a bboy!
Check out my other bboy freeze tutorials for maximising your skills at performing bboy freeze combos in the upwards freeze stacks motion!
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As a bboy or bgirl you want to make your footwork look beautiful.
Bboy Roxrite once said in an interview that "Footwork is the rawest part of our dance." Of course, you can train as you wish but once you start practicing footwork, learn to ride the rhythm of the music and begin to flow within all your steps, I'm convinced you'll love creating your very own variations of footwork. Have fun creating!
Welcome to my Bboy / Breakdance tutorials! For all levels, beginner, intermediate and advanced, covering Toprock, Footwork, Freezes & Power Moves. Leave me a comment if you'd like me to make a particular tutorial.
Be advised:
As a Bboy or Bgirl, dancing in this style (Breakin’ / Breakdance) comfortably can take time, hard work and discipline. Harder moves should not be attempted until you master your ‘Basics’ in Toprock, Footwork & Freezes. Make sure you attempt these tutorials in an open space, I am not responsible for any acquired injuries, muscle soreness or any broken furniture. Please be aware of your surroundings and your body at all times. Should you require any further assistance you can email me.
Before you practice:
1. Warm up/get your heart rate up: Always take your time to warm up your entire body.
2. Mobility. Mobilise your joints and muscles transitioning into a light stretch
3. Optional but recommended mild conditioning of the muscles surrounding the Wrists, Shoulders, Knee, Ankles, and most importantly, Core.