Freeze Stacks For Beginners | Bboy Freeze Tutorial | How To Stack Freezes
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Freeze Stacks For Beginners | Bboy Freeze Tutorial | How To Stack Freezes.
In this freeze stacks for beginners bboy freeze tutorial, I explain to you the safest and most practical way how to stack freezes.
I use the example of negative freeze stacks for beginners in this bboy freeze tutorial which basically shows you a few simple ideas on how to stack freezes together which are transferable to use in a breaking bboy or bgirl battle or even just using the freeze stacks in your flow.
You will need to have at least the basic freezes down before you can stack them together. This includes how to baby freeze, how to headstand & how to shoulder freeze. My Freeze Stacks for beginners bboy freeze tutorial hopefully will be a big help towards you understanding on how to stack freezes.👟
If you have any questions regarding how to stack freezes better or if you require more bboy freeze tutorials on freeze stacks for beginners then let me know! I shall churn them out so you can have more freeze stacking tutorials!
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Bboy Roxrite once said in an interview that "Footwork is the rawest part of our dance." Of course, you can train as you wish but once you start practicing footwork, learn to ride the rhythm of the music and begin to flow within all your steps, I'm convinced you'll love creating your very own variations of footwork. Have fun creating!
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As a Bboy or Bgirl, dancing in this style (Breakin’ / Breakdance) comfortably can take time, hard work and discipline. Harder moves should not be attempted until you master your ‘Basics’ in Toprock, Footwork & Freezes. Make sure you attempt these tutorials in an open space, I am not responsible for any acquired injuries, muscle soreness or any broken furniture. Please be aware of your surroundings and your body at all times. Should you require any further assistance you can email me.
Before you practice:
1. Warm up/get your heart rate up: Always take your time to warm up your entire body.
2. Mobility. Mobilise your joints and muscles transitioning into a light stretch
3. Optional but recommended mild conditioning of the muscles surrounding the Wrists, Shoulders, Knee, Ankles, and most importantly, Core.
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Any freeze stacking questions I can help with?
what is freeze framing? (i heard it from a video of roxrite's). what is the difference between freeze stack and freeze frame?
no questions anymore, I think keep doing negatively then moving on from bottom to top is the best advice.The reason why I ask because I thought i was kinda strong - able to do most of basic freezes (handstand, chair, airchair, elbow ...) few of them not mastered yet (airbaby, 1 arm freeze) and most of your conditioning freezes video were easy to me (maybe my calisthenic workout in the past was kinda worth it now) but whenever I try to stack freezes/ transition into different levels especially going up I tend to lost balance (ground freeze stacks are easy)
What would be any strength prerequisite for stacking for those that may struggle with going from one freeze to the other? I used to do this often but never had the speed for getting into different freezes. Another great video.😃
Sh0tym3 you gotta be at least have a decent bboy body (good balance/ strong core is main) others come naturally. I highly recommend practice it alone when you’re not tired caused it requires finding the balance which is really hard if you’re already trained smt else to being tired/fatigued. (start of practice session or 20-30mins morning is great). If you train constantly for months, muscle memory will help. For stacking, I also highly recommend AJ47’s 7 secrets way to get better, that particular video also help me alot.
haha did not expect my stupid question got an entire video to explain, anyway thank you a lot 😁😁😁😁
Thought I'd surprise you as you always support that channel and always ask good questions! I will make a follow up to your recent question about going upwards!
Fantastically useful video for peeps like me just starting out! Thanks bro :-)
Nice man! I'm glad to hear it! I shall make some more. Any other struggles I can attempt to make easier with a tutorial?
Exactly what i need. Big thanks for this vid!
A pleasure man! Glad it was useful!
As always super fresh thanks bro
Yo thanks man! Appreciated!
Amazing video
Thanks you! Glad you like it
awesome video... may I suggest a video about entering in freezes in unnexpected ways?!
That's a great idea bro! Thank you! I'm on it
great explaining. thanks a lot
Thanks man! Hope it's helpful!
@@AJ47SoulMavericks it is soo much helpful
Glad to hear it my bro!!!
Nice I'll try tomorrow
Cuz it's night time in Philippines
No problem my bro! I will try and post some videos in the night too here so you can get them in the morning
I'm gonna hook you up! 🙌
Thanks idol Your the best!
an incredible tutorial as always, I have a question maybe you know what that name is like a plastic checkered mat that is put on top of rubber puzzles Thank you I always look forward to your tutorials
Yo brother, it's called Linoleum or Lino. Used to be quite popular in people's kitchens. You have to make sure it's smooth as some can be super rough! Thank you for your compliments bro! Respect!
maybe you know where i could get it ?? and if they sell by roll or something like that
@@alexomontesbronx9858 If you're in the states, Home Depot or Lowe's would probably have rolls that you can buy. You just give them your desired measurements.
Nice
How a fat guy start breaking
You will start losing weight as soon as you start doing some topwork, footwork, freezes...