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Breakdance lessons Amsterdam
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Breakdance tutorials. If you want a lesson in the amsterdam area send me a message
Lesson 319 Why Menno wins redbull BC one 2024
Lesson 319 Why Menno wins redbull BC one 2024
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just awesome 1 bboy tiger godlike powermoves
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I decided to post videos that make me go holy crap
lesson 313 combo 1990 (flare 90 windmill 90 etc)
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lesson 313 combo 1990 (flare 90 windmill 90 etc)
lesson 310 the people you should train with
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if there are no people like that in your area, at least once in a while travel to a area where they are.
lesson 309 can you earn money with break
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lesson 309 can you earn money with break
lesson 303 advanced shoulder freeze combo
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lesson 303 advanced shoulder freeze combo
lesson 302 elbow airflare for beginners
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lesson 302 elbow airflare for beginners
lesson 301 the top 5 legendary powermovers
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lesson 301 the top 5 legendary powermovers
lesson 300 best age to start breaking, are you to old?
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lesson 300 best age to start breaking, are you to old?
lesson 298 footwork to higher moves
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lesson 298 footwork to higher moves
lesson 296 scared to do the handstand fix
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lesson 296 scared to do the handstand fix
lesson 295 use social media to become a better bboy
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lesson 295 use social media to become a better bboy
lesson 292 use slides to controll your headspin
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lesson 292 use slides to controll your headspin
I seriously don't like menno I'm not a fan at all. But he smoked Dem all. I have watched it over and over again. Even with repeats or no repeat those guys were crashing against him. Victor did rubbish😢😢. Icy Ives was playing and crashing at the same time no confidence. Only samuka should have beaten him but he had a little repeat and a crash at the last round. So sad samuka lost. I really wanted to see a new hero. Alvin was playing with icy Ives and lost. Alvin should have beaten menno .. 😢😢😢😢 menno won flawless victory. 🎉 Still don't like him
That is pretty much what happened imo too
Very inspirational and informative!
all I can see is, a system thats been in place for so long, that its gone stale and got optimized by Menno to a degree where he soullessly wins events. Something needs to be changed and shaken up, because THE DANCE is not rewarded at BC One anymore. Neither is originality nor musicality. The clearest problem to me is that the music is soulless and bland at this event. Compare it to the Red bull event in rio that happened just days prior to BC One, with uzee, the crews etc. It had great DJs that clearly didnt have to concern themselves with copyright, and so tons of bboys delivered sets with fresh unpredictable musicality like Nori. Menno is simply a dancer that only ever dances to the beats tempo, not the intricacies. Sure his movements have intricacies - but he would do same movements to any other beat, in exact same order. Too many sequences, too much choreography. Out of all the BC ones he won, I only feel like he truly deserved one of them on merit - that merit being DANCE, not arbitrary system of Red Bull
Well that is one way to look at it, my opinion is that both the olympics and red bull bc one are not a representitive off true breaking, but at the same time is fun to watch.
Menno 4 wins 3 false 1 true
In my opinion even if it makes sense with this system that menno win, it doesnt mean that the system is polished enough, i think that it allows for less risky styles to earn more points, one thing menno does a lot is basically tricks that have low crashing posibility because he maintains his hip low , plus because half of his style is based on rolls , wathever crash he might have can be just another transition, hong 10 uses a similar principle to recover from crashes but he keeeps the difficulty very high anyways, imo the system should be modified so those blow ups have more value and the rolls have a little less, not too little but less for sure. Thanks for the video explains a lot on how the system is.
@@allwarsspsc9229 yes this is true and like I said in the video powermoves are not always rewarded super high in these kind of battles.
His style is less risky 😂😂😂. I would like you to do his full round on video.
From my perspective, if Menno had a backstory of striving for a fourth championship, he would have received more understanding from people, unlike Ives, who documented his journey to Red Bull BC One, and everyone was eager to see him emerge victorious. Flea rock did that and look what happened to him in Red Bull🤷♂️
I agree 100% and also thought Robb got cheated and Ives should have lost top 16
Finally someone who understands 😂
LOL... MENO REPEATS More than any other dancer in the higher brackets period... His flow is repeat after repeat with small changes like hand placement or sweep... Without being biased, everyone repeats some moves especially in comps where you need a solid 12=16 rounds to win. This "dance" is more than moves right? How many can you cram into one round just to score points w blind judges that are now looking past most of the other elements that complete a dancers arsenal. I can see "why" Meno won from the "judges" scoring point of view but he lost with the culture unless its the cats looking at in a way that ain't inline with how and where this "dance" was orginated. Studio bboy vs a raw bboy.... Ives all day...
@@MOMENT-um nah bro you need to pay closer attention he did not repeat in 12 rounds !!!! Yes almost all is rolls lol so I can see why it looks that way, Yves was dope but he did not take the final for someone who understands!
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 Take into consideration that Ives had to literally climb from regionals to Last chance cypher to then the finals. All menno had to do was show up as a wildcard. Ives put FAR more work in than menno did. Just an observation as to why people think Ives had a lot of repeats but Menno definitely has repeats.
@@ClintH93 I did recheck the battles for this video bro and he did not repeat except maybe one !!! Footwork step. Yves was dope and tbh I am kinda getting sick of menno winning, but like I said for the judges this is clear, the sobstory about more rounds doesn't mather since amir also did this and samuka has one leg, it does make him more impressive, but for the judges this is irrelevant
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 menno rolls on his upper shoulder in transition multiple times during every bc one competitions. I think the worst part is that menno often dances off-beat and it seems to get ignored by the judges. People can love him or hate him, but moving forward, if Menno is in the event I will not be watching. I dont even thing bc one allstars or any judge for that matter should be able to judge a competition that includes one of their crew mates as a contestant
@@dejansenior2960 yeah I get what you say and your opinion is fine but just letting you know how judges see this, its hard to explain why menno rolls but does not repeat but the deeper you get into breaking its easyer to understand
i agree you can do a quadruple flip land on mars and jump back down to earth, but if land on your face, and leave that as the last thing u do at the end of your round, your pretty much just wasted everything you did, and if that was your best move that sucks.. judging is not is if one of the dancers crash, it actually makes judging a lot easier.. i'm not saying anybody sucks, i love tricks, blow-ups, and combos but at the end of the day if you can make everyone of your rounds dope as fuck, not repeat in battles or in cyphers, and even top it of by being able to stand up every time look at your oppenent the judges and the crowd and say "that's my shit" i made that shit, Original shit.. like i've only one a few jams but when i was training hard, to feel so good about every set that even if the judges voted against me.. i'd forgive them because in my own game i won.. and thats pretty much the trick to winning jams
Samuka didnt crash nor repeated
@@Kaito2.2he did repeat but it was minor things like the freeze on his fist and a couple of footwork steps, also a lot of times flares wich did scrape, but like I said in the video that battle was very close and could go either way.
haha quadriple flip xD ye...I think Menno has a nice move, a "skandinav" =) own style, own moves, difficult variations and originality, what everybody mades staring on by, he is quite unique to representing in a big jam Like RedBull BcOne. nice one 👍👏👏👏
Good analisys btw, thx 👍
@@balintgruber90 menno is dutch, not scandinavian lol
What makes the spin the hand or the feet?
The hands! but after you master it you can practice the legwhip to get a lot more power
@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 thank you for answering I just started to work on breakdance
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Next video, can you discuss about the potential for growth for bboys at different age groups and what they can do to maximise it?
Amazing tutorial
@@alvarocarrasco2091 thnx
if you look at nature it's perfect, and consistent.. humans are kinda the opposite but those who put forth a lot of effort in attempting be as consistent as nature are usually professional athlete. they are very competent, when put in a situation they can execute and communicate they're skills will always have that impact.
entrances and ways out when using power moves, he shows you a couple of really good examples.. the idea is to encourage you to start thinking about how you approach moves if you wanna stylize your shit, it's all about how you get it in, how you execute the move itself, and how you transition out.
I'm 40 and starting to break I love it bboy style
Next video, tips for Power Movers on developing their own style
@@_sacapuntas_8612 great idea
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For me, it was surprisingly easy. Maybe because i weight about under 40kg 13 and flexible. I was able to do the lever (calisthenics) perfectly for the first time can someone tell me if this us a sign
@@Mongaux sure keep at it
Oh... "Kick..."
@@ericdwhitmorec perf 😀
Power Move Entry tutorial next please😅
I am not ignoring your request bro, just that my knees don't allow me to make that tutorial right now
❤ thanks you bro
np brother
Idgaf.....haha. 😅 YOU DA MAN.
thank you man
Why ur swipe form so bad? lol.
Keep going bro!! young generation needs people like you!! Your advice is very accurate and you do like what you do!Not everybody is able to transmit like you do!!l💯🔥
thank you sir apreciate it
Keep doing what you're doing man, I like these raw combos with the rock music.
Nice tutorial🎉
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thank you for the lesson! I have good baby mills, but i have never done airplane babymills correctly before! Will use your tips in the next practice!
great good luck :)
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The form is better in this video but you're still doing one error. Not swinging your legs low enough and keeping them close to your chest by being bend in your hips. I was having the same problem when i started doing my airflares about 20 years ago
Well actually it's the leg that is not swooping that shoots to the back that is the main issue, I have been doing that for years so it's hard to keep the non swing leg where it suposed to be hecause muscle memory . but I agree a lot can improve about it. As is always the case
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 you know what really helped me back in the days when i was learning my airflares. As soon as i landed on my left hand after the first round (i'm doing my airflares clockwise the same as you) i started pushing my left leg up from my left hand while keeping it close to my chest at the same time. This way the transition of my weight from my left hand to my right hand go automatically.
dude sorry but your airflares suck. You must really improve them. One of the problem in your airflares is that you are looking on the ground all the time. Don't do it, believe me i have been there before. Try to turn your head to the side not to the back. And swing your legs as low to the ground as possible.
ruclips.net/video/iNYAPKTUW8U/видео.html there you go I don"t dissagree with you on the form of that airflare, that's why I talk about form in the video too, it (was 2012 footage btw) but all tips stil work, for both low and high airflare
Sh%t, this is waaaay Dope!! 🔥 aight, I'll try this one out. Thanks for the knowledge, you da man
thank you bro
Can you make a video on tips to get a bigger push for airflare? (Even for High Airflare). This seems to be a coordination issue and I'm only able to get a good jump when my timing is correct and when I'm not tired
Yes actually in the video airflare for beginners I talk about feeling the weight on your hand, at that point you hop hard and THROW your arm over, right now you are more switching the hands, so the hop is not really there,
Give it some time also and slowly at speed and power to the move
Your videos are 🔥!
@@jespervernooij8636 thnx bro means a lot
( Some random dude in Nepal ) ruclips.net/video/PBaqJ2N3Aek/видео.htmlsi=1mpIfEkfCdpuxWJU
Good list of 5 legendary powermovers.
Top 10 current new generation power movers next
would be interesting to look into
This is going to my cringe compilation
at least it was note worthy somehow
What da fuc did I just watch? 😂😂😂
this was the director's cut of rocky 4
"just start today", great message!
Side qs bro friend asked me, in your opinion what is the golden age range to push hard in breaking? (When you are physically your strongest, can recover fast, less prone to injury, need very little rest days etc)
Lee was litterally a baby crawling through the practice room haha. The best age to start is probably around 6 years old, if you are actually training and not just playing the process will be amazingly fast
Kids should unlock powermoves cause that goes faster the younger you are, depending that you practice hard
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 How about during the teenage years and early 20s though?
@@_sacapuntas_8612 yet again the earlyer the better, I myself started at the age of 20, as a male you have your peak strenght around the age of 25 till 32 but flexibility recovery etc all go better if you are younger then 25
I made a video about the subject bro
Did i fall on my face ? Yes i did !
Lol
that made me chuckle, remember lock your elbows don't pull your hands away and it won't happen ;)
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 thanks💖
Well done sir!!!
Well said, agreed with all the points you mentioned
Breaking has been inspired by many sources, you can see it in one of my videos here ruclips.net/video/LXm4ZBPhdaE/видео.html. Now on the other hand they did see capoeira and you can see Ken swift talking about it here : ruclips.net/video/Ej6afLyOVd4/видео.html (this is not my video) This authority claim also goes for the first bboys cause they are humans and if they want (not saying they did) they could fabricate anything I wasn't there of course so I don't know but with my research I don't know who to believe and who not to and it only shows that there is no answer to this conversation cause we can't be 100% sure if they are telling the truth or not. Interesting conversation yes but it's an endless rabbit hole
All the evidence is that they did not know capoeira I explained it in the video, and ken swift is a legend but not a first gen bboy.
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367agreed on ken swift 100% he is not first gen Just someones word is not evidence, am not disagreeing with you or say that capoeira influenced breaking to be created in it's early years just saying there's multiple sources that influenced it .
People who do Capoeira can't do more than 2 spins on the 90's. lmfao. They are famous for sucking at doing 1990's. In LA in 1993 I knew 1 or 2 moves from Capoeira. But very few of the breakers I knew back then knew Capoeira. At best they saw the movie " Only the strong" and tried to do a nike kick. But it wasn't mainstream, it was all about powermoves back in the 90's in LA.
In brasil they did do powermove I've seen some footage from 1994 but more like gymnasts wich I personally disliked even though I do love powermove...
Hell yeah finally!Thanks for the video!
you're welcome bro, a tip I forgot to say is that if you get stuck at around 6 or 7 airflares it's because you must find a breathing patern, don't forget that tip when you get there ;)
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 Will do👍🏻, next video idea: Talk about some underrated uncommon power moves that not many people do nowadays
@@_sacapuntas_8612 I rarely see triple airflares now a days, they always did this in the 80s also hollowback ufos
@@_sacapuntas_8612 just playing I might see if I can make a video
@@breakdancelessonsamsterdam9367 😂 U can be the first to do triple airflare