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lundi 28 juillet 2014
Freestyle on stage 2014 HD - Les Twins, Salah, Fabreezy, P Lock, Swan, Kris
dimanche 27 juillet 2014
SALAH the spider popping freestyle in Destreland 2014
SALAH the spider popping freestyle in Destreland 2014
Popping, breaking, Locking, all that In One Man "Salah"
| Salah Benlemqawanssa | |
|---|---|
| Born | June 28, 1979 (age 35) Saint-Denis, France[1] |
| Residence | Créteil, France[2] |
| Nationality | |
| Ethnicity | Algerian and Morrocan[3] |
| Occupation | Dancer |
| Years active | 1995—present[1] |
| Known for | YouTube fame[4] and inaugural winner of La France a un incroyable talent |
| Home town | Paris, France |
| Height | 5'10" |
| Religion | Muslim |
| Website | |
| BreatheTheBeat.com | |
mercredi 23 juillet 2014
what is Locking Dance ??
Locking (originally Campbellocking) is a style of funk dance, which is today also associated with hip hop. The name is based on the concept of locking
movements, which basically means freezing from a fast movement and
"locking" in a certain position, holding that position for a short while
and then continuing in the same speed as before. It relies on fast and
distinct arm and hand movements combined with more relaxed hips and
legs. The movements are generally large and exaggerated, and often very
rhythmic and tightly synced with the music. Locking is quite performance oriented, often interacting with the audience by smiling or giving them a high five, and some moves are quite comical in nature. A dancer who performs locking is called a locker. Lockers commonly use a distinctive dress style, such as colorful clothing with stripes and suspenders.
Locking may be done in solo or in unison with two or more dancers doing steps or handshakes together. A locker may smile while performing to emphasize the comical nature of the dance; other times, a serious demeanor will be maintained to place emphasis on technique. Other important stylistic features are waving of arms, pointing, walking stationary and grabbing and rotating the cap or hat. Don Campbell created the original freezes, incorporating his unique rhythm and adding gestures such as points and handclaps. Other dancers also adapted this style while creating other steps and moves.
Locking is by nature an improvisational dance but also consists of a set of signature moves of locking pioneers, However, many lockers alter or blend these with other moves or create their own variations. In general, Lockers will often put a small pause and move up on the second and fourth beats to emphasize the locking.
Locking was originally danced to traditional funk music, such as that produced or performed by James Brown. Funk music is still commonly favored by locking dancers, and used by many competitions such as the locking division of Juste Debout.
Locking movements create a strong contrast towards the many fast moves
that are otherwise performed quite continuously, combined with mime style performance and acting towards the audience and other dancers. Locking includes quite a lot of acrobatics and physically demanding moves, such as landing on one's knees and the split. These moves often require knee protection of the sort.
All Moves in Locking Dance :
Locking may be done in solo or in unison with two or more dancers doing steps or handshakes together. A locker may smile while performing to emphasize the comical nature of the dance; other times, a serious demeanor will be maintained to place emphasis on technique. Other important stylistic features are waving of arms, pointing, walking stationary and grabbing and rotating the cap or hat. Don Campbell created the original freezes, incorporating his unique rhythm and adding gestures such as points and handclaps. Other dancers also adapted this style while creating other steps and moves.
Locking is by nature an improvisational dance but also consists of a set of signature moves of locking pioneers, However, many lockers alter or blend these with other moves or create their own variations. In general, Lockers will often put a small pause and move up on the second and fourth beats to emphasize the locking.
- Alpha
- Created by Alpha Anderson. One leg is kicked forward from a crouching position while the upper body is leaned backwards. The upper body can be supported by both hands or no hands at all.
- Break down/Rocksteady
- In the squatting position, shift the pelvis to the side, then back to the center. Stand up, then return to the squatting position again and repeat the movement for the other side.
- Jazz split
- A semi-split done with one leg bent, enabling the dancer to get up again in one swift movement.
- Whichaway
- Altering twirl kicks to the sides first, starting with one leg and using the momentum to "kick" the other out like a pendulum. The upper body remains stationary with the arms out front.
- Kick
- A single powerful and high leg kick while standing on the other.
- Knee Drop
- A drop to the knees with the knees pointing inwards(into a W shape leg position).
- Leo Walk
- A funky two step where the first step is an exaggerated step in a particular direction. The other foot is then slid across the floor to meet the first.
- Lock/Double Lock
- Bending slightly forward with arms forming a circle downward, as if lifting a heavy object.
- A macho man pose, where the arms are drawn above the shoulder. The pose is generally held for a moment or two.
- Pacing
- A quick jab to the side. The wrist should be loose while the arm is tight. The arm is lowered in between jabs.
- Pimp Walk
- A two step involving a small kick of one leg before bringing the other foot beside it. As the other foot reaches the first one, there is a knee split into a "v" shape without stepping again.
- Stop and Go
- Created by Jimmy "Scoo B Doo" Foster; starting with a muscle man lock, step back with one foot and punch, do a quarter turn in the direction of the back foot breakdown once, and then return reach-around to the same position.
- Stomp the cockroach
- A ground technique that involves going on one knee and smacking the ground with your hand, indicating you are stomping something beneath you.
- Scoo B Doo
- Created by Jimmy "Scoo B Doo" Foster; doing a muscle man lock then doing two separate kicks while pacing with one hand in time with the kicks
- Scoo B Doo walk
- Created by Jimmy "Scoo B Doo" Foster; Walking forward, lifting leg up and bending your back towards the knee
- Scoobot
- Created by Jimmy "Scoo B Doo" Foster; One arm and leg out then switching to the other leg. Leg out and arms crossed then wrist twirl andclap behind
- Scoobot hop
- Slightly varied from scoobot with legs hopping towards the sides then the front.
- Floor Sweep
- Using your hand to swiftly move left to right on the floor, as if using a cloth to wipe.
- The Skeeter Rabbit/Skeeter Rabbit Around the World
- Created by James "Skeeter Rabbit" Higgins; a kick and shuffle hop move, either at the sides and/or front and back.
- Funky Guitar
- Hands positioned as if holding a guitar, and start walking backwards.
- Point
- A quick, extended pointing gesture coming from opposite shoulder, usually held for a few seconds for emphasis.
- Wrist Twirl
- Twirling wrists while moving arms up
- The Seek
- Doing a breakdown whilst rolling your arms in front of you and then lifting a hand up over your eyes as if you are looking/seeking for something
- Hitch Hike
- Arms up and then crossed in front of you, and then three hitchhiker thumbs up to the right and then the left
Hilty & Bosch :: Urban Dance Showcase :: Popping & Locking
Hilty & Bosch :: "Turn Up The Music" by Chris Brown (Choreography) :: Urban Dance Camp
Hilty & Bosch :: "Turn Up The Music" by Chris Brown (Choreography) :: Urban Dance Camp
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- • ABOUT THE UDC : The Urban Dance Camp is the world's leading dance intensive education. The annual international workshop event has become after many years the best summer intensive for studio-styles (choreography) as well as streetdance-styles, with the highest standard of teaching and unique talents from around the world. The Urban Dance Camp presents every year an amazing line up with dance legends, youtube stars and top international choreographers from Asia, Europe and the USA. All of them proved their skills in the past years and become the best and most qualified educators for choreography-oriented participants.
- The UDC 2014 offers you more than 160 classes over a period of 44 days. The workshops are ideal for dancers, teachers and choreographers with experiences. The level of the classes is for intermediate, advanced and professional dancers. The UDC is not for beginners, who never danced before. Age restriction: Participants have to be at least 16 years.
- Enjoy 250 hours of workshops over 44 days and with up to 40 teachers and participants from USA, Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Russia, China, Singapore, and many more!
lundi 21 juillet 2014
POPPIN ??? So what is it ?? Get The answer
Popping Dance ??
Popping is a street dance and one of the original styles of fear that came from California in the 1960s and 1970s. Was based on the technique of quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to cause a jerk in the dancer's
This type of dance can be done in many different styles and with many different movements. The animation is a guy who imitates cartoons stop with jerky movements, creating the illusion that the dancers move per box. Boogaloo is a fluid technical dancers use to create the illusion that their body does not have bones. Boppers isolate pulls and pops his chest, while Crazy Legs is a technique that focuses on the legs.
Fast forward, slow motion and marking involve large variations in the speed of the dance. Stroboscopic effect recreates visual effects of a strobe light on the dancer. Fluid movements create the illusion that the body is composed of liquid, while the puppet is designed to imitate a puppet. Here are some of the many styles and movements that extend to appear, and poppers can combine a number of styles and movements while dancing
this Of the best Poppin Dancer enjoy !!!! :D
vendredi 18 juillet 2014
Why I Dance ????
For Me I dance beacuse dance is my passion. Dance is like my family because it always help me and pick me when I feel bad. It always let me feel better and WORTH. This feeling is the feel that i love the most. I want to dance. I think about it 99% of the time. In school in hme whenever I am... I want to dance. I feel it like I'm inlove with this feeling. That sport.. ♥ my little world gets little bigger after every of my trains. I have motivation and I'm not gonna give up on my DREAM!!! So people find your motivation! By book by friend by movie ... or etc. Just find what you need do what you have to do for you... and never get down! ♥ keep it up! Step by step. have fun with the video . and remember We Born to dance
samedi 12 juillet 2014
mardi 11 février 2014
Les Twins Kill Beat for HIV Awareness [Move 4 the MOVEment]
Every day 700 babies are born with HIV. YOU can help get that number to near zero... just by dancing! All you have to do
is download the song above and upload a video of you MOVING, dancing, on YouTube or Instagram using
#CokeREDMoves as the title or hashtag. For Official Terms, click here.
is download the song above and upload a video of you MOVING, dancing, on YouTube or Instagram using
#CokeREDMoves as the title or hashtag. For Official Terms, click here.
This year, Coca-Cola has donated $1 million to the Global Fund to help finance HIV/AIDS programs on the ground
in Africa. Now, for each of the first 1000 #CokeREDmoves videos submitted, Coca-Cola will make a further
donation to the Global Fund of $25 per video up to a total of $25,000.
The donation from each of the first 1000 videos is equivalent to more than 60
days of life saving medicine for someone living with HIV.
in Africa. Now, for each of the first 1000 #CokeREDmoves videos submitted, Coca-Cola will make a further
donation to the Global Fund of $25 per video up to a total of $25,000.
The donation from each of the first 1000 videos is equivalent to more than 60
days of life saving medicine for someone living with HIV.


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