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A BBoy/break-boy (male) or BGirl/break-girl (female) is a term for a person who is devoted to hip-hop culture. The term "BBoy" has come to refer more specifically to a male who practices what the media refers to as break dancing, i.e., an individual who has the ability to express his feelings through rhythmic dance combining a variety of dance forms with gymnastics and original body movements. These stylized movements are commonly known as "Breaking" or "Break dancing," and BBoys are often called break dancers.

Although several philosophical analyses of the elements of BBoy dance exist, the following is the most widely accepted and is generally the best suited for teaching beginners. There are four foundation styles of BBoy dance. The first is Toprock, a term referring to the upright dancing that BBoys do when they enter a circle. The second style, Downrock or Footwork, refers to dancing performed on the floor. The third style, known as Freeze, refers to poses that BBoys throw into their dance sets to add punctuation to certain beats and shock the crowd. The final element, known as Power, refers to moves that involve spinning or fast rotations.

A related dance form which influenced BBoying is Uprocking / Rocking / The Rock Dance, also performed while standing, and a style of dance in which both dancers fabricate ways of beating the opponent using fictional weaponry and embarrassing situations in rhythm with the music. This style involves moves called Yerks [pronounced Jerks] which are a set of motions executed to the break of a track and are where most of the battling occurs, outside of the break of a track is where the freestyle element of the dance is executed with great musicality throughout.

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Notable early b boys included Klark Kent, The Amazing Bobo, James Bond, Harrison and Tom Krew, Sau Sau, Ricksy, The Nigga Twins and El Dorado Mike. These dancers predated what we now know as the b boy foundation, but they created the backdrop that inspired younger dancers to develop the moves that are used today.

Second-generation BBoys include Phase 2, Melle Mel, Mr Ness, D.S.T., Pow Wow, Beaver, Spy, Sundance, Jo Jo , Jimmy D, Trac 2, Mongo, Off, Vinnie, Spivey, Cadilac Mel, Weeble Rock, Blue eyes and Joey. These B-boys developed much of the uprocking, footwork and freezing now recognised as integral to b boy style. Their early spin moves led to the first power move, the backspin.

Third,generation b boy include Ken Swift, Frosty Freeze, Rip 7, Take One, Ty Fly, Flip Rock, Chino, Kid Float, Crazy Legs, Kid Freeze, Mr Freeze, Icey Ice, Doze, The late Buck 4, the late Kuriaki and the late Kippy Dee. These b boy created most of the basic moves which are today considered foundation.

Bgirls

Notable b-girls include the late Bunny Lee (the first female member of The Rock Steady Crew), Baby Love, Roc-a-fella (not the record label) and Asia-One (the organizer of the legendary BBoy Summit in California[citation needed]). 'Blaze' is also a well known b-girl from the Dynamic Rockers crew. She appeared in an episode of MTV's 'Made - I want to be a Breakdancer.'

Actress Debi Mazar started out her career as a BGirl in New York City before turning to acting.[citation needed]

In the 1940s, 'bgirl' was used as a slang word for bar girl, a woman hired by a bar to encourage men to drink more.

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A BBoy/break-boy (male) or BGirl/break-girl (female) is a term for a person who is devoted to hip-hop culture. The term "BBoy" has come to refer more specifically to a male who practices what the media refers to as break dancing, i.e., an individual who has the ability to express his feelings through rhythmic dance combining a variety of dance forms with gymnastics and original body movements. These stylized movements are commonly known as "Breaking" or "Break dancing," and BBoys are often called break dancers.

Although several philosophical analyses of the elements of BBoy dance exist, the following is the most widely accepted and is generally the best suited for teaching beginners. There are four foundation styles of BBoy dance. The first is Toprock, a term referring to the upright dancing that BBoys do when they enter a circle. The second style, Downrock or Footwork, refers to dancing performed on the floor. The third style, known as Freeze, refers to poses that BBoys throw into their dance sets to add punctuation to certain beats and shock the crowd. The final element, known as Power, refers to moves that involve spinning or fast rotations.

A related dance form which influenced BBoying is Uprocking / Rocking / The Rock Dance, also performed while standing, and a style of dance in which both dancers fabricate ways of beating the opponent using fictional weaponry and embarrassing situations in rhythm with the music. This style involves moves called Yerks [pronounced Jerks] which are a set of motions executed to the break of a track and are where most of the battling occurs, outside of the break of a track is where the freestyle element of the dance is executed with great musicality throughout.

BBoys

Notable early b boys included Klark Kent, The Amazing Bobo, James Bond, Harrison and Tom Krew, Sau Sau, Ricksy, The Nigga Twins and El Dorado Mike. These dancers predated what we now know as the b boy foundation, but they created the backdrop that inspired younger dancers to develop the moves that are used today.

Second-generation BBoys include Phase 2, Melle Mel, Mr Ness, D.S.T., Pow Wow, Beaver, Spy, Sundance, Jo Jo , Jimmy D, Trac 2, Mongo, Off, Vinnie, Spivey, Cadilac Mel, Weeble Rock, Blue eyes and Joey. These B-boys developed much of the uprocking, footwork and freezing now recognised as integral to b boy style. Their early spin moves led to the first power move, the backspin.

Third,generation b boy include Ken Swift, Frosty Freeze, Rip 7, Take One, Ty Fly, Flip Rock, Chino, Kid Float, Crazy Legs, Kid Freeze, Mr Freeze, Icey Ice, Doze, The late Buck 4, the late Kuriaki and the late Kippy Dee. These b boy created most of the basic moves which are today considered foundation.

Bgirls

Notable b-girls include the late Bunny Lee (the first female member of The Rock Steady Crew), Baby Love, Roc-a-fella (not the record label) and Asia-One (the organizer of the legendary BBoy Summit in California[citation needed]). 'Blaze' is also a well known b-girl from the Dynamic Rockers crew. She appeared in an episode of MTV's 'Made - I want to be a Breakdancer.'

Actress Debi Mazar started out her career as a BGirl in New York City before turning to acting.[citation needed]

In the 1940s, 'bgirl' was used as a slang word for bar girl, a woman hired by a bar to encourage men to drink more.

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2. เหวี่ยงขาซ้ายไปเตะขาขวา พร้อมกับขาขวาเตะตรงขึ้นไปตรงหางคิ้ว
3. ตอนนี้ขาซ้ายเราจะเหวี่ยงมาข้างหน้า ให้เรารีบวางมือขวาไว้ข้างลำตัว
4. ตอนนี้ให้ยกมือซ้ายขึ้นพร้อมกับเตะขาซ้ายขึ้นไปตรงหางคิ้ว ขาขวาเหวี่ยงรอดขาซ้าย
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List of breakdance moves/Toprock

Toprock is a major element of breakdance. It generally refers to any string of steps performed from a standing position, relying upon a mixture of coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and most importantly, style. It is usually the first and foremost opening display of style, and it serves as a warm-up for transitions into the more acrobatic maneuvers of downrock. Breakers may devote considerable time to developing their toprock, and the style they display is a point of pride. It is a style of dance in and of itself, but it is very open to modification for individual style. For the same reason, it has come to incorporate elements that range widely from Liquid dancing to the Robot. In particular, uprock is a competitively-oriented type of toprock consisting of foot shuffles, spins, turns, and creative movements that may mimic combat. It was developed from the "Jinga", a footwork pattern used in capoeira, which was taught to youth in African-American community centers as a method of developing self-esteem and character.

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Downrock

Downrock is an element of breakdance that includes all footwork performed on the floor. Downrock is normally performed with the hands and feet on the floor, as opposed to toprock. In downrock, the breakdancer displays his or her proficiency with foot speed and control by performing footwork combinations. The foundational move of downrock is the 6-step, and combinations often transition from it into more athletic moves known as power moves.

* 1-step/Coffee Grinders/Helicopters/Ball and Chain: One leg rotates in circles below the body and just above the floor. The leg remains straight throughout. Begin in the third step of the 6-step. As your right leg swings out wide for step 4, put your right hand down quickly. Instead of letting the right leg hit the left, lean on the right hand and hop slightly so your right leg sweeps under the left leg and continues around for another full circle. Continue sweeping and hopping.
* 2-step/Baby Swipes/Knee spin: A footwork sequence.
* 3-step: a footwork sequence.
* 6-step: A footwork sequence.
* 7-step:A footwork sequence.
* 8-step:Another footwork sequence.
* 12-step: A footwork sequence.
* CC A footwork sequence.
* Switch/Pompo: The breaker sits on the floor with their palms and feet on the floor and their butt in the air. They will then crouch their right leg so it's in a 90 degree angle and lean it to their left so that the left (inner) side of their right foot slightly touches the floor. They lift their right arm up and put their weight on their left foot as they lift their right leg up and a little bit to the left. Next they straighten their right leg and bend the left leg as they put their weight on the right leg and lift the left hand. And at the same time they lift up their left (bent) leg.
often transition from it into more athletic moves known as power moves.

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Freezes

Basic Terminology

* Stab: The act of taking one arm, bent about 90 degrees at the elbow, and placing the elbow against your abdomen. Stabs are required for most ground freezes. (Hong10 created hid own freeze called Hong10 Freeze: Hong10 Freezes are done by the bboy/bgirl performing a backwards headstand withlegs infront of head and hands behind head) San Diego B-Boys, one perfoming an airchair(left) and one performing a pike(right) San Diego B-Boys, one perfoming an airchair(left) and one performing a pike(right)

Ground

* Airbaby(Underground): A type of freeze with one knee resting on the corresponding elbow and both legs in the air. Note: the knee that your elbow is resting on should /will be bent.
*1-handed Airbaby: An airbaby with only the hand of the arm supporting the knee on the ground.
* Airchair: A type of freeze in which the breaker stabs their elbow into their side and balances on it while keeping their legs in the air.
* Side Chair: A freezes in which the breaker stabs one elbow into their side and brings their legs to their other arm.
* Chair Freeze: A type of freeze where the breaker balances with their elbow stabbed into their side and their head on the ground. They will then place one leg on the ground and cross the other leg over it.
* Handglide Freeze: A type of freeze where the breaker balances on their stabbed arm and uses their free arm for support.
* Planche: A position from gymnastics which involves both hands being on the ground, straight arms, and the rest of your body is held off the ground completely horizontaly.
* Elbow Freeze* Breaker using one of his or her arm and elbow support the position.

Air

* G-Kick: A kick with the legs and arm forming a G shape.
* Headstand: A freeze while standing on the head, with or without hands on the floor for support.
* Hollowback: A freeze that involves arching the back in a handstand position. o Invert: A variant of the hollowback that involves bending the legs forward instead of backwards. An inverted hollowback.
* K-Kick: A kick with the legs and arm in a K shape.
* L-Kick: A kick with the legs in an L shape.
* Nike: A kick that resembles the Nike sign.
* Pike: A kick with both legs in the air and the free hand holding on to the feet.
* V-Kick/Applejack: A kick with the legs in a V shape. Squat on both legs, then fall backward onto your hands while at the same time kicking one leg into the air, as high as possible. Then you get back up onto both legs, and repeat. "K-snap: First you make a really high jump then in the air put your body like your flying then tuck your feet to your chest then realease your arms and legs so they are flat and you should land on a leap frog stance and get back up with a flip. note* you can sopport your fall with a trampoline first.

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