How To Breakdance: Footwork - 101 (The Basics You Need To Know Before Learning Any Footwork Step)

*Full Tutorial Here* https://youtu.be/xf0ASKQRGHU In this beginner's breakdance Footwork tutorial you will learn The 4 basic Footwork Positions, What to do with your hands when they are on the ground, Where to place your arms, how to distribute your weight from side to side and between legs and arms Get More Great Tutorials - Subscribe: ➜ https://goo.gl/TyxRKm Tips for the 4 Basic Footwork Positions: 1)Neutral/Zero Position - Have your knees pointing diagonally or at a 45 degree angle - Don’t slouch/round your back forward, keep an upright position - Try to sit on your heels or at least have your hamstrings resting on your calves 2 and 3) One Leg Out, 1 Leg In - Keep knee that is tucked in pointing at a diagonal or at a 45 degree angle - Get comfortable putting the leg that is out in different positions/angles 4) All 4’s/Frog Stance - Keep your legs wide to have a solid base - Keep legs slightly bent with knees pointing towards the center - Keep hips level with the floor - Distribute your weight equally between your arms and your legs Tips for the Eagle Grip: - Most of the pressure will be on the top of your hand, fingers, and thumb - You will feel the majority of pressure on the middle top part of your hand and thumb If you like this video and would like more tutorials like this, make sure to “Like” and “Share” the video and leave a “Comment” below =] Share this Video: ➜ https://youtu.be/xf0ASKQRGHU Join My Patreon Community To Support These Tutorials ➜ https://www.patreon.com/Darrenrwong For More Breakin' Tutorials, Tips, Courses and Private Lessons ➜ https://www.darrenrwong.com Music: Tonez&Re-C - Kyoto by @TONEZPRO (OFFICIAL) https://soundcloud.com/tonez-pro Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ *Disclaimer* These tutorials are meant to help spread the knowledge I have been fortunate enough to come across throughout my years of dancing. By no means is this the only way to teach or learn how to dance, but this might be one way that helps someone further understand the art of Breakin'. To keep with the positive spirit of the dance community, all negative comments towards other people will be deleted immediately.