Even if you knew it well I still think you’d find reasons to go even deeper. The longer I dance the more I appreciate the simple moves of the dance and how much you can do with just one idea.

Agreeed 💯 ALSO IN MMA

OctoSlender glad to hear that! Just trying to share what I’ve learned and maybe it’ll inspire others to go out and discover more about this dance we all love. Remember my perspective is only one. There’s a lot more people to learn from and maybe what I know is wrong haha. I always encourage people to learn from everyone and take what works for you cause we’re all individuals.

BboyTK0 thanks man! Glad you feel that way. I’m honestly just trying to share what I know and fill a gap I see in the way stuff is being taught online or just in general really. As long as people are learning something from it I’m happy.

​@@RazzyF2 but the real Question Is how asian bboy are such fast learner of powermoves? Shaolin DNA?

@@loredanamassini9484 not sure exactly but I do know some teachers have the approach of teaching power moves first to their young students. They feel it’s easier for kids to get than more abstract things like “creativity” or musical “expression” or complex rhythms. That stuff in their opinion they can learn later but power is much harder to learn when you’re older. That might be why but I’m not actually sure.

Bboy教学视频 thank you for your kind words! I’m glad I could help. And thank you for sharing with your friends. I hope they can learn something too.

Thanks for watching. I don’t remember the exact track but there’s links to the artist’s bandcamp etc in the video description where you can listen or support them

Ray there’s always time to go back to the basics. But remember to have a good blend of drilling and putting them into practical use. Drilling is good for getting the mechanics of a movement but if you never put it into a real world situation it’s less likely the come out when you need it to.

@@RazzyF2 how do I put them into practical use? Like in a battle or a cypher? 🤔, I also tend to have this problem where I try to think about my next move instead of actually moving

Ray battle, cypher, or just doing full rounds during practice as if it were for a battle or for a cypher. It’s about preparing yourself mentally before you put yourself in these uncomfortable situations and then learning to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. As for thinking about your moves before you do them. That’s fine in the beginning. It’s really natural if you haven’t done it enough to internalize that movement. When I started out I used to have three things that I would want to hit in a round. I would have a godown, some small combo in the middle, and something to finish off the round. Then I would freestyle around those points. I gave my rounds some structure to work with so that I wasn’t going in blind. I still do it to an extent but my mentality has changed. And so will yours as you mature and grow in the dance. Keep working at it. Reflect on what you did and where you can improve. Realize it’s a process and sometimes you don’t even realize how you improved until you look back a year later or something. Good luck and thanks for the comments!

@@RazzyF2 Thank you so much for the advice 🙌🏽 I hope you dont mind me screen shotting the comment I want to read it over alot, thank you for uploading man :D

Ray do as you like hahaha. Just wanna help and see people improve. Learn from everyone and take what works for you!