Yeah. I’m a gymnast, but also a professional circus artists and street performer, and lemme tell you, breakdancers are on another level. I grew up in a padded room, these kids grew up on concrete MAYBE with a piece of cardboard, but DEFINITELY with a lot of road rash. Haha. I do gotta say though, the ballet dancer in me appreciates that gymnasts automatically point their toes. That’s one thing we’ve got on break dancers. 😂 But seriously, everyone that does either has thrill issues and is made out of some next level sh*t. 😸💖🤸♂️
Pointing is possible but not a technique consideration as oftentimes the flexed foot adds one more shape dynamic to work with for more tut or foot worked based dancers. But i havent been as involved in the scene for a few years to know if it's changed. If I do recall correctly... Airflares are one where it started on the breaking side and moved to gymnastics as opposed to a lot of other moves.
@@lizannfortune5098 The finals and semis were a blast to watch, esp the mens' finals. I'm a bit sad it's not coming back for 2028, but I hope it will make a comeback someday!
The breaker basically did a planche pushup into a handstand while the gymnast used momentum to roll up into the handstand position. Similar, visually, but not the same movement.
That's because bboys got flares from gymnast by way of Bboy German. Also fun fact, gymnast got air flares from bboying, as it was a bboy that did it first (I forget his name).
I really love how much respect these videos show when they compare one discipline to another, it's never "look how much better/stronger we are," it's always just with a view of "aren't these variations between disciplines interesting?"
It does... but you feel it later in life again. My neck and my spine are killing me now that I am 39. If I dont train and stretch regulary I am fucked.
"Alyssa Blair" I have nothing on these athletic people but in the past I trained hard to run a marathon under 4 hours and not only did that require training in running but doing things like stretching and other exercises. I know a lot of people would laugh at that since it is nothing significant as far as athletic ability , but it takes discipline and dedication to just get up and work out and try to improve, and often work out when you are not feeling well and also find time to live the rest of your life. It physically hurts , it is tiring and the routines do get dull and dreadful. So I can imagine how training to do such high level stunts must be really difficult. But yes it does feel good to be able to run miles without getting winded when a lot of people cannot do it at all. But also after a certain amount of years your body just cannot take it any more.
@@achimaufachse5925 Thanks for letting us know. Some people would say that if you start feeling pain it is because you did not train the right way. But using your body in such abnormal ways just takes its toll. Also some people are prone to injuries earlier than others. I developed arthritis and had to have joint replacement. The orthopedic doctor told me arthritis is genetic and it was nothing I did regarding exercising as some people do high impact exercise and never get joint problems while others take it easier and do develop joint problems Yes, I hate to curse but there are those of us who are F---ed.
@@obscurelyvague Nobody is laughing at you for running a marathon. The ones that laugh at you can't even manage a quarter of it. You don't see the running community insulting others' time, we all know how hard those runs are, it doesn't matter how fast you can run them, if you finish, that's respect to you. And I will hat off my respect to you
I’m not a gymnast or break dancer. The balance, flexibility and strength required of a world class gymnast boggle my mind. An argument could be made that gymnasts are the best athletes in the world. But one thing that has impressed me about break dancers is that they wear shoes. These moves are hard enough without adding weight to your feet. Their form won’t get them a perfect score from a gymnastics judge, but break dancers are strong as sh*t beasts. In shoes.
And they're on hard floors, not padded, springy floors. At a minimum, when a breakdancer fails a trick, they're hitting hard floor, if they dont come up bleeding or broken in some way that gymnasts don't have to contend with.
being a breaker isnt just about doing the moves , but doing them on beat and in the groove of the music its far more complicated than simply training your body to do the moves you need to have musicality and understand the music you are dancing to
its similar that you dance to music but thats where the similarity ends. you are battling another bboy for at least 3 rounds head to head . The gymnasts normally dance to a pre practiced coreographed dance moves with gymnast moves. Bbboys dance to whatever the DJ i s spinning and have to dance on beat whenever the DJ changes it up or starts to cut or scratch . Most good bboys will attempt to freestyle dance @@noyesnohaha
No it's not lol. Those are routines to pre-deterrmined music, breaking is freestyle and will vary depending on who you're battling (call and response) and the music being played.
I love your attitude towards other sports and variations of your own. Not shade, not saying that everything but what you do is weak, but actually trying everything and admitting when it's too hard for you. You have actual, genuine respect for other athletes and how hard they must have worked to achieve even "basic" skills in their chosen sport, and I love to see you exploring those sports. Good on ya, Ian.
I appreciate the clean lines of the gymnast, but break dancers just give so much flavour to their movements. Watching the technical precision of a gymnast is incredible, but break dancers evoke powerful emotions in me.
Or even just a side-by-side style/technique comparison. "Oh, we have something like that, too! But ours is more like:" *busts out crazy move* Collab vids teaching each other the opposing styles/techniques would go so hard. Plenty for a whole series, too! And it'd be fun to see who does better with what technique, like your "D1 Gymnasts Try..." series!
someome: *trains all their lives, refusing yourself many things. blood, sweat and tears* some random on internet: wow, u guys are so talented!!! it hurts me personally every single time
I think this really shows how deserving breakdancing is to be in the olympics , how technical and sportive it is.When my friends got to know it was to be included olympics, they were like..why is dance on olympics..its not even that hard etc etc..
"Chinmayee Shree M" In a way I understand but as far as practicality it is another form of gymnastics and there are already a lot of odd events in the Olympics such as water polo, synchronized swimming, beach volleyball, rhythm gymnastics, trampoline, synchronized walking, snowboarding, curling, one man bobsled, two man bobsled, three man bobsled, four man bobsled, five man bobsled...
No it's a street (I mean that in a good way). Breakdancing has its own set of rules that wouldn't fit as an Olympic sport. It shouldn't be there. Don't ruin breakdancing. Let it be what it is on its own.
@@latonyanewsome0 Don't ruin the Olympics either, not more than it already is. Breakdancing should not be an Olympic sport, not any more than competitive Vodka drinking.
If big muscles are your main goal you better just go to the gym, the results will be quicker... it takes years and years of gymnastics to build big muscles because the main goal of gymnastics is building strength, not muscles.
"Thomas Flare?" That name sticks in my head. I've been around long enough to remember when the sports broadcasters made a big deal about it on the pommel horse, then went crazy about someone able to do it later on a floor routine. Now, it seems like you are all expected to pull it off. The advancements in the sport never fail to amaze me. It's why I enjoy your shorts so much. You and your teammates appear to effortlessly string together numerous moves which I can remember being premiered in competitions as a big step forward as a marquee move at that event.
Wow, can you tell me what's the difference between flare and thomas flare? Because for some reason, in Japanese they say thomas to mean flare and I find that interesting
Also want to add that most Break dancers learn these moves in the street. In concrete floors that can be fatal when injured. They are literally built differently.
As a kid, I marvelled at breakdancing. Never thought I could do it, but it always looked easy to me bc it was done effortlessly and smoothly. Now im older, and I realise I could not have been further from the truth as a little kid haha
It's not comparable. I've done both. Flare in BD is mostly about keeping the pelvis up as possible while swinging your legs(sometimes it can result that the pelvis working instead of the legs). Flare in GM is more about just swinging your legs, and that's it.
Technically he did it from a cart setup which is easier than doing it from round off or back handspring. Ian can more than likely pull off a dub on concrete, it’s really all just mental.
You got to get into a handstand from flare then hop over to make it easy to catch. Since you're attempting it from just a regular flare position it was actually an air track not an air flare.
he already had flare so a single round will be a litter easy for him. Multiple airflares is where it gets hard, I had flare and can do a single airflare to flare but its been 3 years and I can still barely do 3 continous airflares
I think some of it is physics. It seems like you were trying to muscle all the way through the moves, but the breakdancers use the momentum from the previous moves to get the correct spin and speed. But since I'm neither a gymnast nor a breakdancer, I could be totally wrong!
That's only because I feel like gymnastics is very strict and automatically people treat stop that is not strict as not as good. Like they both require good upper body strength. Which is funny because I feel like breakdancing is just a community thing, you're doing it to have fun but with gymnastics it's all about being perfect and Olympics. That's also because break dancing is literally a style of dance.
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I mean this in the least shady way possible but it’s nice to see Ian succeed 😂❤
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I love the subtle difference in style between the more casual breakdancing and the more rigid gymnastics even though they’re doing the same moves
I actually see it as looseness vs precision. Rigid kind of implies not flexible
@@muhammadputera6593Have you seen these boys do backbends? Rigid is the perfect word lol.
yeah looseness and precision is a good way to describe it - both look cool@@muhammadputera6593
@@dungeonsanddragonsanddrive2902they're flexible in other ways though, they just don't practice/compete the back bend
It's basically a vault routine for the gymnast except they're doing it on the ground.
A gymnast breakdancer is going to be unstoppable
Eh....Bboy gravity was a gymnast before and i guess hes up there but nowhere accomplished as the top tier bboys
A gymnast breakdancer wouldn't need a helicopter.
wasn't cloud a gymnast?
@@phatlewt2932 no he was madonnads back up dancer
@@danielcormier2148 before that
breakdancers are basically hidden gymnastics
But with less good form and more show
@@marcgimenez9729, it seems contradictory
Just with alot more style points
Gymnastics is breakdancing that has yet to meet it's full potential. 😊
@@marcgimenez9729there tricks are harder they are doing it on a hard bottom
Yeah. I’m a gymnast, but also a professional circus artists and street performer, and lemme tell you, breakdancers are on another level. I grew up in a padded room, these kids grew up on concrete MAYBE with a piece of cardboard, but DEFINITELY with a lot of road rash. Haha. I do gotta say though, the ballet dancer in me appreciates that gymnasts automatically point their toes. That’s one thing we’ve got on break dancers. 😂 But seriously, everyone that does either has thrill issues and is made out of some next level sh*t. 😸💖🤸♂️
The way I learned was with a club and they thank fully had laminated wood. Another had grippy rubber
Ooh, I don’t do any of this stuff and didn’t realize that the break dancers don’t point their toes lol
@@stanky5187 yeah you’re not really supposed to, unlike most other dance. Pretty interesting
I mean during breakdancing, they’re mostly wearing shoes/sneakers… so they can’t really point their feet lmao
Pointing is possible but not a technique consideration as oftentimes the flexed foot adds one more shape dynamic to work with for more tut or foot worked based dancers. But i havent been as involved in the scene for a few years to know if it's changed. If I do recall correctly... Airflares are one where it started on the breaking side and moved to gymnastics as opposed to a lot of other moves.
This is actually so funny seeing after the RayGun incident...just shows that breakdancing is physically demanding like sport like gymnastics
This is the breaking I expected to see at the Olympics 😅😅😅
@@lizannfortune5098 I've just been WAITING for all of the "What I Ordered vs. What I Got" memes, & I've been so disappointed. 😆
@@lizannfortune5098 The finals and semis were a blast to watch, esp the mens' finals. I'm a bit sad it's not coming back for 2028, but I hope it will make a comeback someday!
@@tka3it's not coming back bc of that one weird Aussie chick who basically made it a laughing stock
@tka3 its still not really comparable to the IBE at the highest level events
The smoothness you delivered when going into handstand, so nice to watch!
yeah but he rolled on his stomach which makes it a lot easier
The breaker basically did a planche pushup into a handstand while the gymnast used momentum to roll up into the handstand position. Similar, visually, but not the same movement.
@@MattMcConaha yeah exactly, that's actually crazy from the breakdancer
Right
@@MattMcConahanot a planche push ups. It was a dead press so more like a harder version of a 90 degree handstand push up.
Regular flare is basically Ian’s routine on the pommel horse without the pommel horse.
Yeah, it's basically gymnasts at a party without supervision
They do flares on FX, too.
That's because bboys got flares from gymnast by way of Bboy German.
Also fun fact, gymnast got air flares from bboying, as it was a bboy that did it first (I forget his name).
@@mythking541 pablo
Kinda
I really love how much respect these videos show when they compare one discipline to another, it's never "look how much better/stronger we are," it's always just with a view of "aren't these variations between disciplines interesting?"
One has actual style. One is actually dancing the other is pure power
The sheer power it takes to do any of this!! I hope it feels as cool to do as it looks!
It does... but you feel it later in life again. My neck and my spine are killing me now that I am 39. If I dont train and stretch regulary I am fucked.
"Alyssa Blair" I have nothing on these athletic people but in the past I trained hard to run a marathon under 4 hours and not only did that require training in running but doing things like stretching and other exercises. I know a lot of people would laugh at that since it is nothing significant as far as athletic ability , but it takes discipline and dedication to just get up and work out and try to improve, and often work out when you are not feeling well and also find time to live the rest of your life. It physically hurts , it is tiring and the routines do get dull and dreadful. So I can imagine how training to do such high level stunts must be really difficult. But yes it does feel good to be able to run miles without getting winded when a lot of people cannot do it at all.
But also after a certain amount of years your body just cannot take it any more.
@@achimaufachse5925 Thanks for letting us know. Some people would say that if you start feeling pain it is because you did not train the right way. But using your body in such abnormal ways just takes its toll. Also some people are prone to injuries earlier than others. I developed arthritis and had to have joint replacement. The orthopedic doctor told me arthritis is genetic and it was nothing I did regarding exercising as some people do high impact exercise and never get joint problems while others take it easier and do develop joint problems
Yes, I hate to curse but there are those of us who are F---ed.
@@obscurelyvague Nobody is laughing at you for running a marathon. The ones that laugh at you can't even manage a quarter of it. You don't see the running community insulting others' time, we all know how hard those runs are, it doesn't matter how fast you can run them, if you finish, that's respect to you. And I will hat off my respect to you
Exactly!
Breakdancing is basically street road gymnastics 😅
And a bit more 😉
So Australia could’ve sent a gymnast “trying out breakdancing” instead of Raygun 😂
They'd have *still* beaten the brakes off her. 😬
I’m not a gymnast or break dancer. The balance, flexibility and strength required of a world class gymnast boggle my mind. An argument could be made that gymnasts are the best athletes in the world.
But one thing that has impressed me about break dancers is that they wear shoes. These moves are hard enough without adding weight to your feet. Their form won’t get them a perfect score from a gymnastics judge, but break dancers are strong as sh*t beasts. In shoes.
they're fully clothed. not just shoes. yeah it's hella impressive 🙈💖
And they're on hard floors, not padded, springy floors. At a minimum, when a breakdancer fails a trick, they're hitting hard floor, if they dont come up bleeding or broken in some way that gymnasts don't have to contend with.
More importantly you have to do it with music and stays on beat
Gymnasts ain't sheit when it comes to floor rotuines vs bboys. Their moves are basic at best.
@@SusieQ3yeah but don't pretend it won't hurt either way..
being a breaker isnt just about doing the moves , but doing them on beat and in the groove of the music its far more complicated than simply training your body to do the moves you need to have musicality and understand the music you are dancing to
THIS RIGHT HERE !!!
that is literally female floor gymnastics
its similar that you dance to music but thats where the similarity ends. you are battling another bboy for at least 3 rounds head to head . The gymnasts normally dance to a pre practiced coreographed dance moves with gymnast moves. Bbboys dance to whatever the DJ i s spinning and have to dance on beat whenever the DJ changes it up or starts to cut or scratch . Most good bboys will attempt to freestyle dance @@noyesnohaha
The real breaking
No it's not lol. Those are routines to pre-deterrmined music, breaking is freestyle and will vary depending on who you're battling (call and response) and the music being played.
I don't think most people recognize how incredibly hard these moves are
"Jokersadress" but some of these people make it seem effortless.
They just do it in a way that seems easy
I love your attitude towards other sports and variations of your own. Not shade, not saying that everything but what you do is weak, but actually trying everything and admitting when it's too hard for you. You have actual, genuine respect for other athletes and how hard they must have worked to achieve even "basic" skills in their chosen sport, and I love to see you exploring those sports.
Good on ya, Ian.
I need this to be a series this looks insanely impressive
There is only a few reasons why either the gymnast or the breakdancer can do certain skills. The top reason is always diligent practice.
Absolutely! The mental dedication just to build the physical strength to throw these tricks is out if this world.
I appreciate the clean lines of the gymnast, but break dancers just give so much flavour to their movements. Watching the technical precision of a gymnast is incredible, but break dancers evoke powerful emotions in me.
All else being equal, this is the perfect "precision vs. passion" comparison.
@@valeriekhall"sport vs art"
The raw strength it takes so do what you do in incredible!🤯
I bet this dude can't do the kangaroo move
Always good to have a second job opportunity with your skill set.
Thanks for the recognition to the bboy community dude. Huge respect for gymnastics, what you guys do is actually cool ngl
And this is why breakdancing was added to the Olympics
Me waiting for the Olympic breakdancer joke:
No kangaroo hopping? 🤷🏾♀️
Wow! I NEED to see more of you breakdancing!!
this is the type of breakdancing that should’ve been in the olympics
The olympic breakin that wasn't wearing a green uniform was way crazier than this video...
Bboy Stretch has one of best flare in the world
You should add Kangaroo hops from the Australian Olympic contester Rachel to make this comparison complete
The elegance of gymnasts is unmatched. ❤
Gymnasts: point toes. Break dancers: point heels XD
LITERALLY all of the people in this video made it look so easy and effortless 😂 that was amazing
Dunno why but you look so formal when doing them haha
The dedicated gymnast will always perform with Precision, he's always concerned about his form; that's the beauty about gymnastics 😊❤
we need an episode of gymnasts vs bboys
There has been. Just look it up.
You should bring a professional breakdancer in and do a competition of different skills in gymnastics and breakdancing
Or even just a side-by-side style/technique comparison. "Oh, we have something like that, too! But ours is more like:" *busts out crazy move*
Collab vids teaching each other the opposing styles/techniques would go so hard. Plenty for a whole series, too! And it'd be fun to see who does better with what technique, like your "D1 Gymnasts Try..." series!
imagine accidentally being awesome at break dancing
Breakdance Is other level , most dificult and stylish
BreakDancers are skilled in their art.
Gymnasts are so fit.
You guys are so talented at different things ❤
someome: *trains all their lives, refusing yourself many things. blood, sweat and tears*
some random on internet: wow, u guys are so talented!!!
it hurts me personally every single time
@@Tragicomedy2137 Some people try and cannot do it.
*SKILLED*
@@Tragicomedy2137 🙈💯💖
@@obscurelyvague lmao just because u couldn't do smth 1-2 times doesn't mean u totally can't do it lmfao
Your form is so clean, it’s so satisfying!
Respect the gymnastics
He looks so graceful
Bboy power move is legit gymnastically crazy
Bro… move to Australia! You automatically be goated
Love em Both 🤩🤩🤩So much talent!
So breakdancers are just spicy gymnasts
I think this really shows how deserving breakdancing is to be in the olympics , how technical and sportive it is.When my friends got to know it was to be included olympics, they were like..why is dance on olympics..its not even that hard etc etc..
"Chinmayee Shree M" In a way I understand but as far as practicality it is another form of gymnastics and there are already a lot of odd events in the Olympics such as water polo, synchronized swimming, beach volleyball, rhythm gymnastics, trampoline, synchronized walking, snowboarding, curling, one man bobsled, two man bobsled, three man bobsled, four man bobsled, five man bobsled...
What??? What human being seriously says breaking isn’t hard???
Are they super saiyans hahahahha
No it's a street (I mean that in a good way). Breakdancing has its own set of rules that wouldn't fit as an Olympic sport. It shouldn't be there. Don't ruin breakdancing. Let it be what it is on its own.
@@obscurelyvague And snowboarding is another way of skying. So?
@@latonyanewsome0 Don't ruin the Olympics either, not more than it already is. Breakdancing should not be an Olympic sport, not any more than competitive Vodka drinking.
Ive been waiting to see breakdancing v D1 gymnasts! Thank you!
they actually did that also before. also pretty dope vids
There has been before.
Can you redo this but with Raygun’s moves? 😅
This aged beautifully!
No kangaroo hops, no real breakdancing in this video.
You are WAAAAAYYYYY better than any of the people i saw competing at the Olympics... ❤
This is more badassery than I can handle in one YT short 🤯
Proof break dancers are skilled
Where was this at the Olympics. Seriously so disappointed the competition is now out because they were not there
Bro called us talentless in 7000000 different languages😂
Gymnastics is actually lit af
Rachael Gunn proves that gymnastics got NOTHING on breakdancers
😂
Who else is here because of the olympics? 😂 He should Breakdance ❤
Gymnasts are breakdancers who point their toes.
the you have that australian joke come in the place and ruin it all xD
You really need to show that Raygun lady if you like breaking. Simply incredibly!
Yeah bodies, physics ... all that stuff but this remix of insomnia and Bloody Mary ... holy shit
Great music, gets the people going!! LFG!
The reason why I'm so interested in Gymnastics rn is because of the interest of doing flares and also muscles, big muscles!
If big muscles are your main goal you better just go to the gym, the results will be quicker... it takes years and years of gymnastics to build big muscles because the main goal of gymnastics is building strength, not muscles.
@@antidelusionalpeeps Gymnast muscles are special tho like look at their biceps!
I learned 15 flares in a row in a matter of 11 months.
@@erob9446 They don't train to inflate their muscles. They are made of real strength.
"Thomas Flare?" That name sticks in my head. I've been around long enough to remember when the sports broadcasters made a big deal about it on the pommel horse, then went crazy about someone able to do it later on a floor routine. Now, it seems like you are all expected to pull it off.
The advancements in the sport never fail to amaze me. It's why I enjoy your shorts so much. You and your teammates appear to effortlessly string together numerous moves which I can remember being premiered in competitions as a big step forward as a marquee move at that event.
Wow, can you tell me what's the difference between flare and thomas flare? Because for some reason, in Japanese they say thomas to mean flare and I find that interesting
y’all are awesome! you make it look so easy.
You should do either breakdancing or gymnastics in the Olympics 2028 🤸♀️🥇🏆
These people just gave a special agreement with gravity
Also want to add that most Break dancers learn these moves in the street. In concrete floors that can be fatal when injured. They are literally built differently.
Why didn’t Australia just get one of their gymnast to represent them in breakdancing😆
Because they don't have a phd in feminist dance theory
favorite sports: PARKOUR TRICKING BBOYING AND GYMNASTICS!
Breakdancers are just gymnasts with style 😂😂
Black people are just white people with tans.
As a kid, I marvelled at breakdancing. Never thought I could do it, but it always looked easy to me bc it was done effortlessly and smoothly. Now im older, and I realise I could not have been further from the truth as a little kid haha
My guy just intentionally picked moves that are also in gymnastics lmao
Tigershroff 💪🏼🐯
It's not comparable. I've done both.
Flare in BD is mostly about keeping the pelvis up as possible while swinging your legs(sometimes it can result that the pelvis working instead of the legs). Flare in GM is more about just swinging your legs, and that's it.
In general the gymnast pulls more from his strength while the breaker from balance and momentum.
The strength and body control to have kept the momentum going on that first move after he messed up is insane!!!
yes the double twist is still impressive, but he did it from a round off on a hard surface and you did it on a bouncy floor with two back handsprings.
Technically he did it from a cart setup which is easier than doing it from round off or back handspring. Ian can more than likely pull off a dub on concrete, it’s really all just mental.
Gymnasts of this level can technically also do it on hard surfaces lol, if you got the skill you got it
Ya lost dude bboy4life 💪🤘
Do a updated one doing rayguns routine lol
Simply amazing and beautiful to watch!
Me still confusing how to do a handstand be like 👁️👄👁️
Shout out to everyone who invested in these stunts! 👏🏾
raygun brought me here
You got to get into a handstand from flare then hop over to make it easy to catch. Since you're attempting it from just a regular flare position it was actually an air track not an air flare.
Bro, almost had the air flair, but I’d imagine it’s hell on even a gymnast’s wrists.
"Seralia" yes
he already had flare so a single round will be a litter easy for him. Multiple airflares is where it gets hard, I had flare and can do a single airflare to flare but its been 3 years and I can still barely do 3 continous airflares
Ok but do this to a song with shoes and jeans and do it on cement. Breakdancers are a whole different breed
I think some of it is physics. It seems like you were trying to muscle all the way through the moves, but the breakdancers use the momentum from the previous moves to get the correct spin and speed. But since I'm neither a gymnast nor a breakdancer, I could be totally wrong!
I'm guessing this came up in my algorithm because if Raygun 😅 cool to see the skill level of both
I’m here for seeing the guys go from in their belly to a handstand like it’s nothing. It’s seriously so cool.
I swear, it's sorcery. That, & Riley's backflip into floor planche. Like. Howwww.
It's interesting seeing (if done well) how similar they are, but Gymnasts look more difficult and are more enjoyable to watch.(to me)
That's only because I feel like gymnastics is very strict and automatically people treat stop that is not strict as not as good. Like they both require good upper body strength. Which is funny because I feel like breakdancing is just a community thing, you're doing it to have fun but with gymnastics it's all about being perfect and Olympics. That's also because break dancing is literally a style of dance.
Break dancing is just gymnastics with jeans and shoes on 🤣
So a gymnast who becomes a breakdancer would be amazing
The levitation 😂!!😅❤
Breakdancers are incredible people, including you too tho.!