What are the basic street dance moves

TOPROCK: A basic upright dance step. There can be many different influences and each person does it differently. It is often used as a lead-in to a dance routine, a transition from one routine to another in a downrocking dance, or to give yourself a break after an intense dance routine,

as a warm-up step before going down to the floor.

FOOTWORK:

Using the center of the hand to support the entire weight of the dancer, then the legs and feet continue to make a rhythmic circular dance, and the movement of the legs and feet is done around the hand movement. Often combined with freezes and he/sheitations, and performed immediately after the other movements

BURNED: A term used to describe a group or individual who has been defeated in a scrimmage.

POWER MOVE :

Power move:

It is a power move, which means that you make a big move, and I mean a big move like a hand hot, Thomas, or a loop, all of which are said to be power moves. I have Street Dance Knowledge in my library that is BREAKING you can check it out. I am more detailed above.