Looking for a crew in London

BboyNerves · **Looking for a crew in London -** 05-03-2009, 01:21 AM

I've started bboying about 3 months ago and really want to progress. Any tips on how to find a crew would be appreciated. If you are reading this and happen to have a crew willing to take in a very dedicated member then please add jameswas@live.co.uk on MSN. xD

G-Trickz · 05-26-2009, 03:49 PM

me 2..only thing is i just just started Bboying..obviously i can do other style of dancing but yeah im more focused on doing this as i wanted to do it 4 a long time now

Rath · 05-26-2009, 03:52 PM

How about you two start a crew together? You'd have a lot more fun starting a crew with people of similar skill than joining an already-established crew. Recruit a couple more peeps and train hard for a few months, then hit all the local jams in London (there are LOADS). 'Throwdown' is a good one to hit if you want to start making a name for your crew/yourself.

G-Trickz · 05-26-2009, 05:45 PM

yeah said dis b4 somewhere ...it would be nicer if not all of the crew members have Bboy moves only but more different styles like hiphop/street etc. so we can mix that and just create the perfect crew.

Rath · 05-26-2009, 06:43 PM

Uh...only do that if you're entering street/hip hop competitions. I started out with hip hop and street so I'm pretty good with it but that was before I took b-boying seriously. These days it's 99% b-boying, 1% whatever I feel like doing.

You will not be able to become a dope b-boy without at least 70% of your dancing time dedicated to b-boying, believe me. And learning hip hop choreography is a lot harder than it looks for groups of people since it's not as personal as b-boying, you have to just keep taking classes and get used to learning choreography and making it look good. That's not so bad for one person but a group of people taking classes at once? Someone's gonna drop out, I'm willing to bet on it. Not everyone will want to do everything.

G-Trickz · 05-26-2009, 08:16 PM

yeah i understand what u mean..

i know how hiphop choreography goes i go through that phaze where people get frustrated and angry because of little stuff.
but every1 masters a different kind of style dance..like i know how to pop&lock very tight.

im new into this bboy world, i started not too long ago, still gettin the hang of most of the tricks i learned..already puttin in the hard work and hopefully become a decent Bboy sometime

TommiLAWL · 06-06-2009, 09:49 PM

=/ London? =] Tommi@live.co.uk

Blupp · 06-06-2009, 10:03 PM

Originally Posted by G-Trickz

yeah said dis b4 somewhere ...it would be nicer if not all of the crew members have Bboy moves only but more different styles like hiphop/street etc. so we can mix that and just create the perfect crew.

Once all of u start to practicing every one will show his own style while there are practicing a move. Some will be more flexible than other and some will be powermoves freaks. so as a group start practicing top rock.. each one, and there will be the difference of the stylish.. a advice start with the indian step and make it feel original. but am just saying the indian step is good for flexibeility.
and find out some women they are the betters with the top rock....
Peace out dudes! blupp-

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BboyNerves Bboy FOY, not Nerves! Respect: 1.5 Posts: 171 Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: England	Looking for a crew in London - 05-03-2009, 01:21 AM I've started bboying about 3 months ago and really want to progress. Any tips on how to find a crew would be appreciated. If you are reading this and happen to have a crew willing to take in a very dedicated member then please add jameswas@live.co.uk on MSN. xD


G-Trickz di bawse Respect: 3 Posts: 277 Join Date: May 2009	05-26-2009, 03:49 PM me 2..only thing is i just just started Bboying..obviously i can do other style of dancing but yeah im more focused on doing this as i wanted to do it 4 a long time now


Rath Ravalicious Respect: 3 Posts: 1,359 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: London	05-26-2009, 03:52 PM How about you two start a crew together? You'd have a lot more fun starting a crew with people of similar skill than joining an already-established crew. Recruit a couple more peeps and train hard for a few months, then hit all the local jams in London (there are LOADS). 'Throwdown' is a good one to hit if you want to start making a name for your crew/yourself.
	NSC - LondonTown "He was a breaker boy she said see ya later boy, he wasn't good enough for her.. now he's a superstar airflare'n on her car... he showed her what he's really worth." -MaDD, the undercover songwriter


G-Trickz di bawse Respect: 3 Posts: 277 Join Date: May 2009	05-26-2009, 05:45 PM yeah said dis b4 somewhere ...it would be nicer if not all of the crew members have Bboy moves only but more different styles like hiphop/street etc. so we can mix that and just create the perfect crew.


Rath Ravalicious Respect: 3 Posts: 1,359 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: London	05-26-2009, 06:43 PM Uh...only do that if you're entering street/hip hop competitions. I started out with hip hop and street so I'm pretty good with it but that was before I took b-boying seriously. These days it's 99% b-boying, 1% whatever I feel like doing. You will not be able to become a dope b-boy without at least 70% of your dancing time dedicated to b-boying, believe me. And learning hip hop choreography is a lot harder than it looks for groups of people since it's not as personal as b-boying, you have to just keep taking classes and get used to learning choreography and making it look good. That's not so bad for one person but a group of people taking classes at once? Someone's gonna drop out, I'm willing to bet on it. Not everyone will want to do everything.
	NSC - LondonTown "He was a breaker boy she said see ya later boy, he wasn't good enough for her.. now he's a superstar airflare'n on her car... he showed her what he's really worth." -MaDD, the undercover songwriter


G-Trickz di bawse Respect: 3 Posts: 277 Join Date: May 2009	05-26-2009, 08:16 PM yeah i understand what u mean.. i know how hiphop choreography goes i go through that phaze where people get frustrated and angry because of little stuff. but every1 masters a different kind of style dance..like i know how to pop&lock very tight. im new into this bboy world, i started not too long ago, still gettin the hang of most of the tricks i learned..already puttin in the hard work and hopefully become a decent Bboy sometime


TommiLAWL Bboy - Tuu Respect: 1.5 Posts: 144 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: London	06-06-2009, 09:49 PM =/ London? =] Tommi@live.co.uk
	OMG-eee I Leveled Up ! =D LOLOLOLOLOLOL.. wait.. what am i laughing at? OMG. I WANT HEAD HOLLOBACKS =O