It's never too old to Bboy for sure as long as you have the passion and dedicated to learn, applies to all things really.

To be precise, starting to breakdance doesn't mean that you have to do push up and all sort of build up exercises. There are certain move which require not much energy, a normal build person could do it instantly. For example, 6-steps, top rock, certain freezes, etc. which are basic moves. You can start your learning from there.

A lot of people has been neglecting top rocking and 6-stepping and move on to power moves. Due to that, I cannot see their creative inside their dance. All I can see was their spinning, and all that matters to them is probably like, "You can't do this, can you?"

There is a representative team of Bboy for Malaysia. I don't see that has anything wrong with our country. Back then, hip hop was considered a bad culture.


That's because people tend to be more creative in pop' locking. Lots of Bboys nowadays only focus on learning power moves. And you'll get fed up seeing the same move over and over again, now you don't see the same move as for pop' locking dance, do you?

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This post has been edited by einstei: Dec 31 2006, 01:10 PM

Hip Hop is not about breaking, it's about letting it all go. Breakdance is just a way to let go.