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Breaking is structured into different components that molds the entire dance. Students will learn, study and practice every component of Breaking, which includes:

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Toprocks – Toprocks are danced from a standing position and refers to foot movements that rely upon a mixture of rhythm, skill and most importantly, style. Toprocks are the opening display of style which transitions into the more dynamic maneuvers of Breaking.

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Go Downs – Go Downs, also called ‘Drops’, are movements used to transition from a standing position and executed in a creative way to ‘go down’ to the floor.

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Footwork – Footwork moves are done on the ground which places emphasis on one’s foot movement and refers to aspects related to feet.

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Freezes – A freeze is a technique that involves stopping your body on beat in an interesting or balanced position. The position is hit and held with no movement, as if freezing into ice.

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Power – Power moves are dynamic and rely on speed, momentum, and the force of gravity. Powermoves are acrobatic, extreme and eye-catching.

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Tricks – Tricks came from the evolution of Breaking and involves very dynamic, highly technical and creative moves. Tricks are advanced moves, also called ‘Blow Ups’.