Street dance teaching basic steps

Many boys should have a street dance dream in their hearts, because anyone who has watched street dance should know that this kind of dance is very handsome and can attract the attention of many girls. Most boys who learn street dance do so to attract girls' attention and make themselves look more handsome. However, it is not ruled out that some girls are also willing to learn street dance. So for novices learning street dance, what are their basic dance steps?

The six-step street dance is a basic move of breaking foot work and a must-learn move in learning breaking. In fact, this move is not difficult. Six Steps, also known as Downrock and ccLongFootwork, is a basic step of breakdance, which involves walking in circles on the ground. It takes six steps to complete a circle, and only one hand is used to support the ground. The movements are fast, clean and neat, and the style varies from person to person. The six-step dance is more beautiful. In addition, if the six-step dance is well practiced, it can be connected with windmills, Nikes, jumps, helicopters, 360s, etc. Now let’s take a look at how to practice the six steps of street dance.

First, keep your body straight at the beginning, lift your heels, and when you are ready, start the first step, move your body weight to the right, and support the ground with your right hand. Next, extend your right foot forward. After it is straightened, hook your right foot to the left until it touches your left foot. Touch the ground with your toes. Keep your left foot unchanged and your left hand can be placed any way you like. This is the first step movement in the six-step dance.

Second, keep your right hand and right foot still, and take a step back with your left foot, still with your toes touching the ground. Be careful not to lower your body's center of gravity, as that will affect the flexibility of the movement. This is the second step.

The third step is the easiest movement to coordinate. After completing the previous step, bring your right foot back, swing it under your left foot, then stretch it backwards with your toes touching the ground while supporting the ground with your left hand, so that your body is facing forward and downward.

After completing the fourth and third steps, half of the six steps are completed, and the next step is to do the opposite action of the second step. Keep your left hand and right foot still, pass your left foot under your right foot, extend it to the right side of your body, with your toes touching the ground, and lift your right hand off the ground and place it freely, making sure to keep your center of gravity high.

Fifth, keep your left hand on the ground, keep your left foot still, and take a step forward with your right foot until it touches your left foot and can't go any further.

Sixth, the last step is completed in two steps just like the first step. Still use your left hand to support the ground, kick your left foot out in front of your body, and straighten it. After completing the kick, bring your left foot back, touch the ground with your toes like your right foot, place it under your body, and return to a squatting position. A complete set of six steps is now completed.