How To Breakdance - Footwork - How To Change Your 6 Step Direction (Secret To Mastering 6 Step)

In this beginner's breakdance Footwork tutorial you will learn how to change the direction of the 6 Step footwork step and 2 drills to help you practice your direction changes (plus one bonus drill)
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The 6 step is one of the most popular footwork movements when people think about break dancing. The 6 step sets a strong foundation for most basic footwork movements and is altered and evolved to create new footwork patterns such as 4 Step and 3 Step.
The 6 Step is a circular pattern that uses 6 separate steps. You can travel in a clockwise or a counterclockwise direction. You can think of the 6 step as having 2 parts.
Part 1: 3 steps to get to the back
Part 2: 3 steps to get the front
Since the 6 step is just a pattern that repeats, you can technically change direction at any given step of the 6 Step. To change your direction, you will bring your foot back to the step it was previously at.
Tips for changing the direction of your 6 Step:
-Whatever foot just stepped will be stepping again back to where it previously came from
-You can think of a direction change as reversing any given step
-You can change the direction you are traveling at any given step

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[@GilgameshThetraitor]

Is that the rewind 6 step?

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