Breakdancing Moves: How To Do A Turtle Freeze

The video tutorial introduces the turtle freeze dance move, explaining the positioning and arm placement required. It guides viewers through executing the move, using a teeter-totter analogy, and offers tips for practicing and perfecting the move, including wrist strengthening and jumping techniques.

What is the first step in preparing for the turtle freeze move?

• Lie flat on your back.

• Sit down with your legs crossed.

• Begin on the floor, either on your knees or feet.

• Start standing up with your arms crossed.

How should you position your arm if you are left-handed?

• Behind your back.

• On your right side.

• Above your head.

• On your left side.

What analogy is used to describe the motion needed for the turtle freeze?

• A seesaw or teeter-totter.

• A spinning top.

• A swinging pendulum.

• A bouncing ball.

What should you do once you feel your wrist is strong enough?

• Take a break and rest.

• Use a support to hold your balance.

• Jump directly into the freeze position.

• Start practicing with a partner.

What is suggested to do after practicing the turtle freeze?

• Stop practicing altogether.

• Share your progress with the instructor.

• Try a different dance move.

• Perform the move in a competition.