Learning How to Breakdance in 30 Days

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This week, Melida and I went on the grueling but fun month long journey to learning how to breakdance. I had always wanted to learn how to breakdance, but had no idea how freeing, beautiful and inclusive both the dance and the community is. Thank you to the two best teachers @kingflylin and ‪@martinkiene‬ for taking us under their wings, I can't wait to train some more and become a breakdance MASTER. :)
Special thank you to @breakdancecrew.paris for organizing this adventure, check out their page if you want to take lessons in breakdance as well, breakdancing is the best!!!
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@SeekDiscomfort Жыл бұрын

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@scolivi7718 Жыл бұрын

As a 26 yo who feels like I haven't put myself out there enough to learn new skills and make new friends. Seeing Tommy really push himself is eye opening, it's inspiring to see anyone can do whatever they want if they put their mind to it. Thank you!

@amandamolinamartinez930 Жыл бұрын

It blows my mind how Yes Theory has grown from Project 30 (which I love) to having multiple storytellers. Each with their own “type” of story to tell. But every episode is completely mind blowing. We get educated on topics we might not think that are interesting but end up 🤯 in the best way possible. Funny and emotional. All at the same time 😂

@markaitcheson3212 Жыл бұрын

Pro dancer here, i been a pro streetdancer since I was 18 but only started to learn bboying at 38yrs old, still going now at 54yrs old, it's never too old to learn, respect to you, it's simple practise makes perfect.

@chrisylockhart Жыл бұрын

As a former dancer who became disabled and pretty much bed bound in her early 30s, I really encourage everyone to go out and try everything you’ve always wanted to try. You may find your calling, or you may suck at it but have a great time, either way, just do it because you don’t know how much time you may have.

@a.schmidt3096 Жыл бұрын

I feel like once we stop being kids, so many of us hold ourselves back from trying new things because we're embarrassed and scared to suck, scared of other people's judgement (myself included). Major props for putting yourself out there- I've always sucked at dancing too so I relate. Time to challenge myself!

@JJ-hx4tc Жыл бұрын

So rad. I started salsa dancing last year at 25. Joined their performance team and went on to do 3 seperate choreography performances that year. One of them was to a 500 in person and 10,000 virtual audience. And no, I'm not even that good. Could have absolutely never imagined myself on stage doing that, but if you put yourself in that environment and have the community around you, you have no choice but to want to do your best, and have fun. Mad props🙌

@finepinecarving Жыл бұрын

Old dogs can absolutely learn new tricks! one day at the age of 28 and a couple days after quitting a job, i woke up and could not get chainsaw carving off of my mind! so i bought a chainsaw at a pawn shop and starting going at it! still learning every day! Great video i love the dedication and inspiration. Awesome dancing

@LanaiYasmin Жыл бұрын

And thats how we fall in love with Tommy 😁😌🤩

@HarrisonKing Жыл бұрын

My favourite part was “Thomas Brag: INFLUENCER” 😂

@CleanNPristine2023 Жыл бұрын

Tommy you're awesome AF! 🙌🏼 Your growth over the last 2-3 years has been nothing short of absolutely phenomenal! Words can't describe the level of uncomfortable endeavors you have faced and overcome and I am beyond inspired to start achieving my goals. God Bless

@KaiVertigoh Жыл бұрын

That was actually extremely impressive to see how quickly these two progressed in 1 month, even getting down a clean baby freeze! This was great video, as someone who has been practicing for over 10 years it can be easy to forget what the beginning of the journey is like, and this documented the process so well to inspire others. Kudos to the video creators, and the teachers!

@nicktheavatar_ Жыл бұрын

I started shuffling in 2020 (at 22 years old). I’ve been struggling with my technique and rhythm for 2.5 years and I kinda look a little too tense/awkward when dancing and doing the same moves over and over. I wish I looked better and smooth and effortless. People say I look good but I know I’m capable of so much more. This video inspires me to make 2023 my year to buckle up and get busy refining my technique! and I think I want to do a 30 day challenge myself!! I want to say 2024 I will not question posting a video ever again because I know I will be proud of my shuffle 🙏🏻

@dominicong Жыл бұрын

As a bboy/breakdancer myself. It's nice to see someone commit to breaking at someone who is the same age as me from the beginning. In the end your execution was good and your rounds are solid. Way to go 👍🔥

@vryko8567 Жыл бұрын

I think that dance, like any art, has its "ugly" stage, where it doesn't look great, but then it becomes this beautiful thing. With traditional art styles that's the process of creating anything, whereas dance its the process of learning.

@danino66 Жыл бұрын

I spent 5-6 years of my teenage years break dancing almost every day. Going to teenagers dance every weekend and battling….. this was a fun part of my life.

@mariellenstathopoulos967 Жыл бұрын

THIS IS SO INSPIRING like seriously i totally resonate with feeling too goofy or old to learn new things but once again this is an amazing example of how the limitations are all in our head!

@mareem2570

Tommy I love your positive vibes and seeing you in front of the camera. Keep growing and inspiring all us shy kids out there!

@TTOS69 Жыл бұрын

Man I must say seeing the kids dancing is so wholesome so many kids just wanna sit on their phones all day on Facebook and Tictoc but watching those kids chase their passion or hell just do some sort of physical activity is awesome! Oh and I love you Tommy... so so so so so so much ♥️ 😍🥰