Can street dance be graded?

In addition to CSDA, as early as 20 1 1, CIP International Vocational Certification Center cooperated with China Pop Dance Promotion Alliance to start the street dance qualification certification. 20 14 August, China Dance Association also released the grading scheme and teaching materials of street dance.

The Chinese Dancers Association Street Dance Grade Examination is divided into ten grades, and the age of applicants at all levels is stipulated as follows in principle:

The first, second and third grades are suitable for children aged 4-7.

The fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades are suitable for children aged 7- 12.

The ninth and tenth grades are suitable for teenagers over 12 years old.

Older people can take the low-level exam, younger people can't take the advanced exam, and they can't skip a grade. According to the age requirement, the first-level exam must make up the difference by one level.

When hip-hop was first introduced to China, it was considered idle. Hip-hop dancers often wear different clothes, get their ears pierced, dye their hair and wear strange clothes. In the eyes of many people, they are bad children.

In recent years, although the whole society's views on street dance have changed, it still cannot be compared with mainstream dance varieties. Some hip-hop fans think that the grading test represents a kind of recognition and gives them a sense of belonging. In the eyes of many street dance grading students, getting the grading certificate may be useful for future development.

The National Hip-hop Executive Committee (CSDA) consists of the Gymnastics Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, representatives of outstanding hip-hop enterprises, outstanding professionals and new media.

Hip-hop originated in the United States, which is a general term for many different kinds of dances based on different street cultures or musical styles. The earliest street dance is Locking, which originated in the 1960s.

Actions are composed of various walks, runs and jumps, including joints such as head, neck, shoulders, upper limbs and trunk, such as flexion and extension, rotation, circle, sparkling, wave-like twisting, etc. Each movement has its own specific fitness effect, which not only pays attention to the coordination between upper and lower limbs, abdomen and back, head and trunk, but also pays attention to the independent movement of each part. It was introduced to China in 1980s, and gradually spread as a fitness active communication.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-hip hop dance