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B-GIRL BATTLE WINNERS     2010. Roxy, Eros, J - Kay (UK) 2009. Taija, AT, Candy (Finland & USA) 2008. Aruna, Kimi, Bo (Holland)

WORLD LOCKING CHAMPIONS     2010. Flockey & Rae (Germany) 2009. A Train & Razzle Dazzle (Sweden) 2008. Lock & Lol (Korea) 2007. Miho & Yumi (Japan) 2006. The GoGo Brothers (Japan) 2005. Hilty & Bosch (Japan)

WORLD POPPING CHAMPIONS     2010. Nelson (France) 2009. DeyDey (France) 2008. Gucchon (Japan) 2007. Salah (France) 2006. J Smooth (USA) 2005. Iron Mike (France) 2004. Saly Sly (France)

WORLD SOLO B-BOY CHAMPIONS  2010. Flying Buddah (Russia) 2009. Morris (USA) 2008. Kosto (Russia) 2007. Menno (Holland) 2006. Mouse (UK) 2005. Roxrite (USA) 2004. Physicx (Korea) 2003. Ronnie Ruen (USA) 2002. Super G (Belgium) 2001. Sonic (Denmark) 2000. not held 1999. Tim Twist (UK) 1998. Evo (UK) 1997. Evo (UK) 1996. Evo (UK)

 WORLD B-BOY CREW CHAMPIONS  2010. Vagabonds (France) 2009. Endangered Species (USA) 2008. Top 9 (Russia) 2007. TIP (Korea) 2006. Pokemon (France) 2005. Drifterz (Korea) 2004. Project Soul (Korea) 2003. Methods Of Havik (USA) 2002. Project Corea (Korea) 2001. USA All-Stars (USA) 2000. Suicidal Lifestyle (Hungry) 1999. Bag Of Trix (Canada) 1998. Spartanic Rockers (Japan) 1997. Second To None (UK) 1996. Second To None (UK)

B-boying is an urban name for breakdancing. People that study breakdancing from all aspects and generally live the Hiphop culture prefer to call breakdancing B-boying, simply because they fought breakdancing became to commercial and people that could do one move would call themselves b-boys or breakers. This is perticaly annoying to people that have focused all their lives on hiphop and then some guys think their bangin or cool because they can do a simple move. This is why most b-boys refer to breakdancing as B-boying.   A  participant in hip hop street culture is called B Boy. This vogue term (the female counterpart is fly-girl) became widespread around 1982, but was first coined in the late 1970s. The initial probably stood for ‘brother’ as a term of address, or for ‘break-dancer’.  The female counterpart of a B-boy. Fly-girl is a more common synonym.

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A Power Move is any type of move in Bboying which requires spinning and/or rotating in a way that can be done so in multiple rounds. All Power Moves (or series of a type of Power Move) can be connected in combos to form a "Power Combo". was the Float, Headmills, Flares, Airtwist,...etc and was the first Breakdancer to bring this style together with speed control and was considered the first king of combinations in 1984. Now Breakdancers all around the world has advance this Power Moves theory into a level beyond imagination. Breakdancers that use mostly (Power combos) in their sets are commonly known as "Power Heads". Example: Flare-Air Flare-Elbow Air Flare-Air Flare-1990 The possible number of combinations are endless and only limited by stamina, strength and imagination. On American reality series America's Best Dance Crew, Ronnie from Super Cr3w & Full Force, performed a combination, with these moves in this order: Elbow Air Flare-Munchmill-Gorillas. Sha

Basic Terminology * Platform: The part(s) of the body that touch the ground, holding the rest of the Body in position. In other words, the supports of your freeze. Examples of platforms are: Hand, Elbow, Head, shoulder, back, belly, side, sometimes knee (see difference between Freeze and Pose). A freeze could have multiple platforms: The platform of a Tri-pod Headstand would be 2 hands and a head. The platform of a Baby Freeze is also 2 hands and a head, but the body is horizontal rather than vertical as in a Headstand. * Stab (breakdance move): The act of stabbing the elbow up into the abs, hip, side, or back. Your hands are on the floor holding your body up horizontally off the ground. Your entire body is balanced on that elbow making your fore-arm the fulcrum and is your primary support. Stabs are not required for all freezes; however, it is basic and a foundational requirement to advance to a greater level of moves and freezes. note: Stabs are required for: hand-glide, going

Floor Rocks are "rocking" or style moves performed while much of your body (hips and/or shoulders) are touching the floor. Although some moves may involve flowing or spinning like movements, they are not power moves. Floor Rocks are either used as transition moves (into a power move, freeze, etc.) or in between footwork. * Body Rock (aka Back Rock): A move in which you lay flat on your back and only torque you hip and legs, alternating left and right. This move is similar to the CC' in footwork, only being done with your shoulders and upper-back touching the ground. For example, your right foot will "tap" or "kick" over to your left while your left knee remains bent, then your left foot will "tap" or "kick" over to your right while your right knee remains bent. * Scissors: A move started while lying straight on your side, then bending your body in to touch your toes (simulating a scissor motion). Once you unbend and become s

The Top Rock is a combination of steps done while standing up. This is the entry dance that Bboys and Bgirls use to start their set. These steps are done before you do a power set or before you go down to the floor. This is the breaker's chance to show how well he or she can rock the beat and/or make gestures to intimidate their opponent. The object is to make a connection with the song either by gesturing on a horn or rhythm section while your feet usually step on the "snare" of the drum/beat section. Names of steps vary upon regions. There are an infinite amount of toprocks, you're limited only by your imagination. (Note: Uprock was a jazz/rock dance which influenced top rock, uprock is not toprock) Apache Step (commonly known as Indian Step but is wrong because there are several indian steps) Uprock (not a toprock but bboys sometimes incorporate uprock movements) Side Step Boyoing Bronx Rock Brooklyn Rock Power Step/Power Circle Power Step Hop Latin R

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