How to Breakdance - The Turtle

The turtle is one of the most popular breakdancecomfortable with.
moves out there. It involves the breakdancerCLOCKWISE:
supporting his body on his arms/elbow while spinningGo into turtle freeze. Keep your right arm stabbed as
around in circles.you move your left hand about 90 degrees so that
To learn this impressive breakdance move, first learnyou are now in handglide position. Shift your body
the turtle freeze. You do this by stabbing your elbowonto your left arm so that you are in a position
on your stomach and keeping your legs tucked in.similar to the turtle freeze, but with the fingers of
Your body should be parallel to the ground, and youryour right arm facing upward. Move your right arm so
fingers should be pointing outward, opposite of eachthat you are in turtle freeze again. Repeat this
other. Keep practicing the turtle freeze until you canprocess until you have at least a 360 degree rotation.
hold it for an average of 15-30 seconds.Congrats! You have just mastered this breakdance
Next, learn the handglide freeze. This is similar to themove!
turtle freeze, but only one arm should be stabbed,COUNTER-CLOCKWISE:
while keeping your other arm on the floor. Be sureGo into turtle freeze. Keep your left arm stabbed as
that your stabbed arm IS NOT on the center ofyou move your right hand about 90 degrees so that
your stomach, but more between your abs and youryou are now in handglide position. Shift your body
sides. Your fingers for the other hand should beonto your right arm so that you are in a position
pointing outwards. When you can hold the handglidesimilar to the turtle freeze, but with the fingers of
freeze for an average of 15-30 seconds, you areyour left arm facing upward. Move your left arm so
ready for turtles.that you are in the turtle freeze again. Repeat this
Now you have the necessary prerequisites for thisprocess until you have at least a 360 degree rotation.
breakdancing move. The next step is to choose aCongrats! You have just mastered this breakdance
direction. It doesn't matter if you choose clockwisemove!
or counter-clockwise, just find a direction you're