newbie help

n00b bboyAkS · **newbie help -** 07-19-2004, 02:19 AM

i'm a complete newbie to bboying so i dunno where to start it so if u guys can tell me wat my routine shud be n how i shud go about learning to break dancing it wud be great.
u guys r prolly tired of answering this for other newbies but ne help wud be appreciated.
thnx a lot

RapmastaF-fresh · 07-19-2004, 06:41 PM

You should first try to learn alot about the culture, and start with the basics. A good foundation brings a good b-boy.

Here are some moves you MUST learn first:

6-Step
Top-Rock

As you get those down, have fun and experiment with new moves. Try a couple freezes. Alot of people don't care to comment on these newbie threads, because people say the same thing everytime, but if you ever need help, tips or guides for moves, please P.M.

let me know how it goes.

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

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n00b bboyAkS Registered User Respect: 1 Posts: 3 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Berkeley	newbie help - 07-19-2004, 02:19 AM i'm a complete newbie to bboying so i dunno where to start it so if u guys can tell me wat my routine shud be n how i shud go about learning to break dancing it wud be great. u guys r prolly tired of answering this for other newbies but ne help wud be appreciated. thnx a lot
	AkS


RapmastaF-fresh f(x) = Da Funk Respect: 1 Posts: 1,195 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: The House That Funk Built	07-19-2004, 06:41 PM You should first try to learn alot about the culture, and start with the basics. A good foundation brings a good b-boy. Here are some moves you MUST learn first: 6-Step Top-Rock As you get those down, have fun and experiment with new moves. Try a couple freezes. Alot of people don't care to comment on these newbie threads, because people say the same thing everytime, but if you ever need help, tips or guides for moves, please P.M. let me know how it goes. -Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta