Physical Education - Street Dance Styles
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What style of dance is characterized by stylistic hand poses?

  • Popping
  • Locking
  • Tutting
  • Voguing (correct)
  • Which dance style is known for its quick muscle contractions and relaxations?

  • Tutting
  • Popping (correct)
  • Breaking
  • Krumping
  • Which of these is NOT a characteristic of street dancing?

  • Incorporating elements from various freestyle styles
  • Taking place in informal settings
  • Emphasizing free expression and movement
  • Requiring a professional instructor and specific studio setting (correct)
  • What is the key objective of hip-hop dance, aside from physical fitness?

    <p>To promote creativity and community (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is credited with coining the term "Hip Hop"?

    <p>Robert Keith Cowboy (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Tutting

    A dance style where shapes and angles are created with the body and limbs.

    Popping

    A dance technique that involves contracting and relaxing muscles for jerky movements.

    Voguing

    A dance style with stylish poses, particularly involving the hands.

    Breaking

    Also known as B-boying, it emphasizes athletic movements and floor work.

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    Street Dancing

    Performed in informal settings, characterized by creativity and community.

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    Physical Education - Street Dance Styles

    • Tutting: Involves creating shapes and angles with the body, limbs, hands, and fingers.
    • Popping: A dance style popularized by Samuel Boogaloo.
    • Toprock: A footwork-based style performed while standing.
    • Voguing: Dance with stylish poses and hand movements.
    • Popping: A technique using quick contractions and relaxations of muscles to create jerky movements.
    • Locking: Dance styles created by Don "Campbellock" Campbell.
    • Hip-hop Dance: Combines various freestyle movements (e.g., breaking, breaking).
    • Breaking (Breakdancing): Another term for B-boying.
    • Krumping: A style of street dance characterized by expressive, exaggerated, and energetic movement.
    • Street Dance: Informal, freestyle dance form often performed in open spaces like streets, parks, and clubs.
    • Warm-up and Stretching: Crucial before dancing to prevent injuries and improve flexibility.
    • Vigorous Exercise: May lead to difficulty breathing; indicates need for rest.
    • "Hip Hop": Coined by Robert Keith Cowboy, referring to health and well-being influenced by food.
    • Clothing: Comfortable, loose-fitting attire (e.g., baggy pants, sneakers, sweatshirts) allows for free movement.
    • Purpose of Hip Hop Dance: To express creativity, build community, and promote physical fitness.
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    • Hip Hop Dance Clothing: Fitted pants not ideal since they restrict movement and limit flexibility.
    • Origin of Street Dance: African American and Latino communities in the 1970s in NYC.

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    Explore various styles of street dance, including Tutting, Popping, and Krumping. This quiz covers different techniques, their origins, and important movements essential for performance. Get ready to test your knowledge of these energetic dance forms!

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