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  Breakdancing is defined by twisty, tricky moves that not only look complicated but also dangerous. Learning about and accomplishing these moves are usually no easy feat. It’s part of the reason why a lot of people are interested in   learning new breakdance moves : it’s a challenge to get the movements right. However, if you’re starting out, there are actually  many breakdance moves  that are quite simple and safe to do. Try them out as you move up the skill ladder! Basic Types of Breakdance Moves Basic breakdance moves aren’t as showy as the more advanced ones, but if you’re going to move to the advanced moves, it’s important to master the basics. And if you choreograph well enough, these basic moves can still be turned into an exciting routine! 1. Top Rock Top Rock is considered by many as the definitive “intro to breaking”. Instructors often use these as beginner breakdance moves to introduce newcomers to the sport. It’s called by many names other than top rock....

  Break dancing is one of the greatest cultural staples of the vibrant, energetic 80s and 90s. It represented the young – yet mighty – hip-hop movement that was quickly gaining popularity and attention everywhere. Of course, filmmakers caught onto the trend. From old-school directors like Joel Silberg with his 1984 cult-classic Breakin’ to Anne Fletcher with the 2006 summer-hit Step Up, you’re basically spoiled for choice. In this post,  City Dance  will review the  top 8 best break dance movies  you should check out if you’re interested in the genre! Top 8 Greatest Break Dance Movies to Watch 1. Wild Style (1983) According to many movie critics, Wild Style is “the most important hip-hop movie, ever.” Though it may not have a big budget or award-winning cinematography, what the director – Charlie Ahearn – achieved was the atmosphere. The movie encapsulated the early days of the hip-hop movement perfectly. It’s also considered to be the first hip-hop theme m...