What should I practice before learning breaking? ...

If you want to study, you must know the basic knowledge first, which will be of great help to your future study. Here is a brief introduction. Let's talk about STYLE first. STYLE is roughly divided into three parts: TOPROCK, FOOTWORK and FREEZE. TOPROCK is something that jumps like a footwork before you do the floor action. Many BBOY ignore the importance of TOPROCK. In fact, TOPROCK can help you grasp the beat of music and prepare you for the real floor action. The most popular TOPROCK is walking in a circle, and the trajectory of jumping in the middle of the field is a circle, which makes people look like you are flying all over the field. FOOTWORK, as its name implies, is a foot movement. Everyone knows that SIX STEPS can be said to be the most fluent one, but it is not enough to just know SIX STEPS. Imagine if you just do SIX STEPS every time, isn't it boring? Everyone must spend more time combining their own FOOTWORK. After all, FOOTWORK is the most used in BREAKING, and you have to constantly innovate your own FOOTWORK. Otherwise, even if your FOOTWORK is no better, everyone will be bored because of watching it many times. The most important thing about FOOTWORK is to do it smoothly. You can add legs, or suddenly change direction, etc., and you will learn a lot. FREEZE is the most shocking trick for the audience. If you can create a FREEZE that everyone has never seen before, it will leave a deep impression on people than POWER MOVE. FREEZE literally means FREEZE, and I personally think that's the true connection of freeze. Freezing gives people a very quick feeling, and the action must be fixed in an instant, which is the best FREEZE. It's not that you can stop there. If you drag your feet and hold on for a long time, and you are still shaking, what is it called FREEZE? FREEZE is more difficult in FREEZE COMBO, that is, one FREEZE becomes another FREEZE. To be clean and tidy, and to grasp the beat, that is the supreme realm! Let's talk about POWERMOVE after STYLE. POWERMOVE refers to a series of floor movements in BREAKING, such as WINDMILL, HALO, FLARE, 199, HEADSPIN, AIRTRACK, etc., and each movement can be subdivided. For example, WINDMILL can be divided into NO HAND WINDMILL, BABY WINDMILL, SUPERMAN WINDMILL, etc. The shock of these movements is unparalleled, especially for those who watch BREAKING for the first time. They will wonder how humans can make such movements. It is this charm that makes countless BBOY people risk their hands, feet and necks to practice crazily. I can't help but admire these brave BBOY people, and I can't help but admire these dazzling actions. Some BBOY people think that POWERMOVE is not good, because these actions are done, not dancing. This certainly makes sense. After all, POWERMOVE is monotonous, and you can't keep turning around there. But POWERMOVE is the ultimate performance, especially in BATTLE. If you compare FOOTWORK after your opponent has turned around there, I think you might as well surrender. When I said that FREEZE can be more shocking than POWERMOVE, I meant that POWERMOVE has only a few tricks, even if it is exaggerated, it will become stale after watching it many times, while the eccentric FREEZE can bring people a sense of freshness, not just the difficulty of action. As a BBOY, it is difficult to be good at both STYLE and POWERMOVE. Even if you can do both, you will not have enough physical strength to play in the BATTLE, so I think everyone should find friends to form a CREW, so that they can practice in a division of labor and develop in an all-round way. BREAKING is divided into STYLE and POWERMOVE. I believe everyone has asked such a question: which is more important, STYLE or POWERMOVE? There are different opinions on this issue. The final answer can only say that two are equally important.