Apache Line Rock Battle

BREAKEASY79 · 07:09 PM

The Uprocking Battle is similar to the BBoy Battle. It needs another opponent or teamate in order to battle or do a routine. Uprocking is a "dance" which uses the entire song that is played. Uprock uses the music in its entirety, unlike breakin which is a temporary body in motion for the "Break" of a song.
Uprocking needs opposing individuals or groups formed in a "Apache Line" as to where the B-Boy battle is in a circle. Each member is lined up against his or her opponent and uses the Uprock music in his or her favor. The music is the guideline for when to execute a jerk, burn, or freestyle. Therefore, knowledge of the music is very important in the Battle scene. Each Rocker must keep in his/her line formation until he is either tapped to step out by another rocker or the opponent gives out.

A Rocker must execute a jerk or burn at the "break" and dance freestyle or burn throughout the rest of the music played. He or she uses the music's, lyric or sound in his or her favor in order to create the illusion of a story. This is unlike a breaker who steps in, "Breaks", then steps out for part of the music.

When Rockers are in battle, he or she may be tapped on the shoulder by another, to let the next Rocker member in the battle confrontation. Then he or she steps out and the next rocker is in the battle. This is a sign of respect for both Rockers.

In an Apache line where there are two groups in confrontation the members must stay in line formation and can switch partners in keeping the Battle line in motion. The initial basic move is the freestyle or routines if any until the break of a record. At the "break" is where the Jerk or Burn is then executed. Both members must alternate there Burns or Jerks with no physical contact. If there is physical contact there is no point or burn given to the one who touched the other.

The Rocking Battle does not necesarilly use burn after burn there must be a constant rotation of burns and jerks in order to give each opponent the space to burn the other with style. There really is no losing in the Battle it is the knowledge of the music and the styling of dance that wins in favor of the Rocker.
More Infromation available at www.DynastyRockers.com

Wawix · 02-02-2009, 06:26 AM

Thx BreakEasy for the post, its good that you guys wanna share. Peace

BREAKEASY79 · 02-02-2009, 06:39 AM

Thank you sharing is part of our responsiblility in helping to understand the dance better hope we answer any questions you may have concerning the dance and its history. Pleasure Peace and Blessings Suave aka Break Easy

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BREAKEASY79 Breaking In Style est 79 Respect: 11.5 Posts: 47 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Brooklyn	The Uprock Battle (Apache Line) - 01-24-2009, 01:13 PM The Uprocking Battle is similar to the BBoy Battle. It needs another opponent or teamate in order to battle or do a routine. Uprocking is a "dance" which uses the entire song that is played. Uprock uses the music in its entirety, unlike breakin which is a temporary body in motion for the "Break" of a song. Uprocking needs opposing individuals or groups formed in a "Apache Line" as to where the B-Boy battle is in a circle. Each member is lined up against his or her opponent and uses the Uprock music in his or her favor. The music is the guideline for when to execute a jerk, burn, or freestyle. Therefore, knowledge of the music is very important in the Battle scene. Each Rocker must keep in his/her line formation until he is either tapped to step out by another rocker or the opponent gives out. A Rocker must execute a jerk or burn at the "break" and dance freestyle or burn throughout the rest of the music played. He or she uses the music's, lyric or sound in his or her favor in order to create the illusion of a story. This is unlike a breaker who steps in, "Breaks", then steps out for part of the music. When Rockers are in battle, he or she may be tapped on the shoulder by another, to let the next Rocker member in the battle confrontation. Then he or she steps out and the next rocker is in the battle. This is a sign of respect for both Rockers. In an Apache line where there are two groups in confrontation the members must stay in line formation and can switch partners in keeping the Battle line in motion. The initial basic move is the freestyle or routines if any until the break of a record. At the "break" is where the Jerk or Burn is then executed. Both members must alternate there Burns or Jerks with no physical contact. If there is physical contact there is no point or burn given to the one who touched the other. The Rocking Battle does not necesarilly use burn after burn there must be a constant rotation of burns and jerks in order to give each opponent the space to burn the other with style. There really is no losing in the Battle it is the knowledge of the music and the styling of dance that wins in favor of the Rocker. More Infromation available at www.DynastyRockers.com Last edited by BREAKEASY79 : 01-24-2009 at 07:09 PM.


Wawix Rockin With Flavor Respect: 1.5 Posts: 49 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Poland	02-02-2009, 06:26 AM Thx BreakEasy for the post, its good that you guys wanna share. Peace


BREAKEASY79 Breaking In Style est 79 Respect: 11.5 Posts: 47 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Brooklyn	02-02-2009, 06:39 AM Thank you sharing is part of our responsiblility in helping to understand the dance better hope we answer any questions you may have concerning the dance and its history. Pleasure Peace and Blessings Suave aka Break Easy