How To Dance - Online Break Dance Classes For Beginners

In this beginner's breakdance tutorial, we go over how to do the Toprock called the “Crossover” step. In this video, you will learn How to do a front and back crossover step, a two 8 count combination to practice, how to add the "Groove" to your crossover step and what to do with your arms

The crossover step is one of the most recognizable Toprock steps that most beginners first learn.

Some tips for learning how to do the Crossover Step:

- The Crossover step in essentially the same as the 2 step where you still focus on resetting or centering your body on the odd counts or the "bass" in the music and stepping across your body, either in front or behind, on the even counts or the "snares" in the music

-Just like the 2 Step, make sure to dive into the water vs test the water. Put your weight into the direction you are stepping vs. keeping your weight on your back/center leg

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In this beginner's tutorial, we go over how to do the Toprock 2 Step. You will learn the difference between the Breakin' 2 step and the Hip Hop party dance 2 step, a two 8 count combination to practice, how to add the "Groove" to the 2 step and what to do with your arms

The 2 step sets the foundation for all of the basic fundamental Toprock movements.

Some tips for learning how the 2 Step:

- The Breakin' 2 step focuses on resetting or centering your body on the odd counts or the "bass" in the music and stepping out in a direction of your choice on the even counts or the "snares" in the music

-Make sure to dive into the water vs test the water. Put your weight into the direction you are stepping vs. keeping your weight on your back/center leg

- You can step out in any direction you want. Once you learn the combination practice stepping in different directions

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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.

In this beginner's tutorial, we go over how to do the "rock" in Breakin', also known as the Groove. You will learn the basic groove, how to groove in different directions, what to do with your arms and also how to move around while grooving.

The Groove is the most fundamental movement you should learn no matter what dance style you are learning. The Groove is what takes someone from just simply doing steps to dancing.

There are many different ways to Groove, but for Breakin' purposes, you will, for the most part, be doing a back groove or sometimes called an up groove.

For the back groove, you will be leaning back on the whole counts and resetting or leaning forward on the in between counts (the "and" counts)

Some tips for learning how to Groove:

-Loosen up your body and relax into the movement vs. trying to force the movement causing you to become rigid or flexed.

-Think of the Groove as bouncing between 2 points vs. sticking at each point. This will allow your body to flow through the movement.

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