Why the quick 3 step shakes up your footwork
The 3 step is one of the most dynamic floor moves in breaking. While the classic 6 step acts like a circular, steady foundation, the 3 step pattern brings an aggressive, fast dynamic to your footwork. Because you reduce floor contact to only three distinct steps, this move is perfect for abruptly increasing the tempo of your run and setting accents directly on the hard beats of the music. However, before you dare to try these fast learn Salsa step in breaking or even your first freezes, you must master weight shifting on your hands blindly.
To avoid losing your balance during the 3 step, your center of gravity remains extremely low. Your pelvis hovers just above the floor, while your wrists must cushion your entire body weight. It is advisable to warm up your wrists specifically before every training session and to place your fingers slightly spread to have a larger support surface. As soon as the sequence becomes second nature, you can seamlessly connect the move to a go down and create your first fluid combinations on the dance floor.
