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Breakdancing Warm Ups: Learn How to Breakdance Online
Upper Body Popping & Locking: Learn Breakdance Moves
Up Rocking: Learn How to Breakdance
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Shuffles, Freezes, & Poses: Learn How to Breakdance for Free
Combining Moves: Learn How to Breakdance
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The Turtle: Learn Free Breakdance Moves
Flares: Learn How to Breakdance
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" Hello my name is Darin Carter and on behalf of expertvillage.com I'm going to show you the tips and techniques on how to do beginning break dancing. One of the other power moves I'm going to show you is called a turtle. This move is extra hard to do so you have to build up your upper body strength in order to preform it. You have to hold your own body weight plus more. In order to preform this trick, you have to put both of your elbows into you stomach line and with this you are holding up all your weight with your palms. When you are doing this you are putting each arm like this. Rotating back and fort, back and forth, to hit a full circle. When you get good at it you hit faster and faster and faster. "
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evuser3735 said
on 8/2/2008 omg i think i sprained my wrist tryin to do thiis...
it hurts!
omgwatsthis said
on 8/2/2008 i really can't see anything!
bboylo said
on 6/4/2009 its not a turtle.
its a cricket. a turtle uses two hands in ur stomach, u got the explanation right, but ur doing it with one arm tucked in only.