Asian Games Breakdancing Competition Time

The Asian Games breakdancing competition time is October 6-7, 2023

1. Introduction to breakdancing

Breakdancing dancers collectively referred to as the B-Boy, B-Girl, is a skillful street dance style with a focus on individual style, and is also the North American earliest dance style in street dance.

Breaking originated in the Bronx in the 1970s in the United States. It is interesting to note that most of the early Breaking dancers were Hispanic and African American, yet their preferred musical style was greatly influenced by hip-hop and rhythm and blues music.

Breakdancing has absorbed elements and movements from different sports and art forms such as Capoeira (Brazilian war dance), gymnastics, Chinese martial arts (from Hong Kong's Shaw Brothers films), etc.

It is divided into TopRock, Footwork, Freeze, Power Move, and Rhythm and Blues.

Divided into TopRock (rock step), Footwork (leg movement), Freeze (air framing), Power Move (overall movement) four major elements, a large number of hand-supported rapid foot movement, a variety of inverted framing action, as well as on the floor or in the air incredibly difficult to rotate so that this dance is full of visual impact.

2. Introduction

Many people can't help but marvel at Breaking when they see it for the first time: where in the world did they learn to dance so strangely. A variety of fast steps, difficult inverted poses, and mind-boggling body rotations make up the image of Breaking in the public's mind.

As a representative dance of the traditional Breaking culture, Breaking mainly consists of several different types of dance elements such as Toprock, Footwork, Powermove, Freeze, Flip and so on.

Breaking first appeared in New York's Bronx (the origin of hip-hop culture), when many DJs with turntables and speakers held a wide range of music parties on the streets and formed a trend, and gradually more and more people began to get accustomed to dancing to party music without lyrics in the interlude section,