There arn't really any specific ways to do Toprock, just move the way you want! And Toprock is hard for some people, it can take a LONG time to make look good and smooth, depending who you are....

yes i know,
but i must make sure to make it look similar to a basic of the real dance and then to improve it and add my own style

so, what's the basic

[murasaki0001]

my first was a backflip. . . then after i actually got into b girlin, it was a mill

6-step and then toprock.

Originally posted by ~ §norky ~
Hey peeps, I was just wondering whats the very first thing you guys learned when you started breakin' or even before you started?! I know for me I started by doing hand stands everywhere till i could hold them for at least 5 seconds. Then went to Toprock and so on.

Just curious ò¿ô

Peace ~

the first move i learned was a sixstep then broncos

my first move learned was the worm.... i self taught myself it and did it all the time then i learned a backspin, then a six step and after that i got inspired too be a bboy, so after that my first move learned officially was the top rock

can some1 post himself here doin 6-step????????

[theb]

my very first move were the forward handsprings and helicopters...then i found out bout bd.com and started wit 6steps top rocks n stuff


noni

[murasaki0001]

sup theb yeh i did forward handspringz too

[theb]

lol...i remember was funny the first times in my yard i used to fall the whole way on my back and ended up w/o air lol

[murasaki0001]

i still suk 2 them . . .i sorta have to "walk them out" backwards ones r easier

[GraffitiMachina]

my first move was the kip up =P
I originaly learned it because it was just a cool thing to learn to do, but then when i learned breakers use it i started to learn.
Im still not very good tho, but i got the basics down

my first move was a backspin, i have only got like 2 spins though

my first move was broncoz

[murasaki0001]

Broncoz are fun!!! i did sum 2 the YMCA where i practice, and these basketball players saw me doin it from a kip up and were like "dude. U O.k.?' it was funny