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Wil*Power (choreographer for music acts such as Fatboy Slim and Run DMC) and his b'boy friends travel around Los Angeles showing you how to breakdance from the basic Moonwalk and the Uprock through to the Back Spin, Helicopter and Windmill.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Wil* Power is brilliant. His breaking style consists of lots of style and lots of power. This dvd breaks down the basic moves that you learn when you're a beginner, but also has lots off footage of advanced moves like Darkhammers, flares, nutcracker windmills, headspins, 1990's etc. It has footage of all the four elements of hiphop and is a must for anyone into the culture and lifestyle. Check it b-boys and b-girls.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Format:DVD
I've seen many turntablist instructional videos in the past, all of
which turn out to be very poor due to a few reasons - the presenters
are generally good at DJing but terrible at working with a camera,
planning and delivering clear instructions, and generally using the
English language; plus the camera work is generally poor and doesn't
allow you to clearly see each stage of each step.
I fully expected "Wild Style With Wil Power" to be similarly
produced in a cheap manner but was surprised and pleased to find
that it is very professional - his presentation is excellent, the
lessons are planned out and shot very well and the
non-instructional content (i.e. lots of shot of breakers going
through some hardcore moves) is filmed very well too. Obviously
Wil doesn't teach everything, but this is more than a beginner's
video and well worth getting if you want to learn.
which turn out to be very poor due to a few reasons - the presenters
are generally good at DJing but terrible at working with a camera,
planning and delivering clear instructions, and generally using the
English language; plus the camera work is generally poor and doesn't
allow you to clearly see each stage of each step.
I fully expected "Wild Style With Wil Power" to be similarly
produced in a cheap manner but was surprised and pleased to find
that it is very professional - his presentation is excellent, the
lessons are planned out and shot very well and the
non-instructional content (i.e. lots of shot of breakers going
through some hardcore moves) is filmed very well too. Obviously
Wil doesn't teach everything, but this is more than a beginner's
video and well worth getting if you want to learn.
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