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In this beginner's breakdance Footwork tutorial you will learn How to do a basic footwork weight change, 2 common weight change mistakes and how to fix them, two 8 counts to practice on your own.
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Weight changes will teach you how to shift your weight from one to another so you can switch sides or change the direction of your footwork.
Tips for the basic breakdance footwork step the "Weight Change":
- Make sure that the leg that is out, comes back to a neutral position on your toes and sitting on heels and not flat footed
- Change your feet only when the same arm of the leg that is out is on the ground
- To conserve energy keep your hands close by you when placing them on the floor
- try your best to place your arms and your feet in the same spot they were in when switching from side to side so you don’t move around as much
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**Disclaimer**
These tutorials are meant to help spread the knowledge I have been fortunate enough to come across throughout my years of dancing. By no means is this the only way to teach or learn how to dance, but this might be one way that helps someone further understand the art of Breakin'. To keep with the positive spirit of the dance community, all negative comments towards other people will be deleted immediately.
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By Darren R. Wong | KinjazIn this beginner's breakdance Footwork tutorial you will learn How to do a basic footwork weight change, 2 common weight change mistakes and how to fix them, two 8 counts to practice on your own.
Get More Great Tutorials - Subscribe:
➜ https://goo.gl/TyxRKm
Weight changes will teach you how to shift your weight from one to another so you can switch sides or change the direction of your footwork.
Tips for the basic breakdance footwork step the "Weight Change":
- Make sure that the leg that is out, comes back to a neutral position on your toes and sitting on heels and not flat footed
- Change your feet only when the same arm of the leg that is out is on the ground
- To conserve energy keep your hands close by you when placing them on the floor
- try your best to place your arms and your feet in the same spot they were in when switching from side to side so you don’t move around as much
If you like this video and would like more tutorials like this, make sure to “Like” and “Share” the video and leave a “Comment” below =]
Help Support More Videos Like This - Join My Patreon Community
➜ https://www.patreon.com/Darrenrwong
For More Breakin' Tutorials, Tips, Courses and Private Lessons
➜ https://www.darrenrwong.com
Share this Video:
➜ https://youtu.be/aff4wHndz8I
Music:
Tonez&Re-C - Kyoto by @TONEZPRO (OFFICIAL) https://soundcloud.com/tonez-pro
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Almost Original (Instrumental) by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud
Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
**Disclaimer**
These tutorials are meant to help spread the knowledge I have been fortunate enough to come across throughout my years of dancing. By no means is this the only way to teach or learn how to dance, but this might be one way that helps someone further understand the art of Breakin'. To keep with the positive spirit of the dance community, all negative comments towards other people will be deleted immediately.