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Krumping is a fast and aggressive freestyle solo dance, allowing dancers to release their inner feelings, anger and aggression characterised by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. Isolating parts of the body so that one body part is rigid, whilst the other is swinging, stomping, or popping, is a key component of Krumping. Krumping is a street dance style.
Krumping ethos, "it doesn't matter what you do, u just gotta do it with purpose, conviction, and, most importantly, passion". Performances are rarely choreographed, danced upright to upbeat and fast-paced music.
Krump stands for "Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise." It was started by Tight Eyez, Lil C, Big Mijo, Slayer, and Hurricane. Krumping originated in the Black community of South Central Los Angeles, California as an alternative to street violence.
Krumping is a difficult dance to learn - the younger you are the easier it is to become a proficient dancer and performer. It requires stamina, core strength, flexibility and balance in equal measure.
It requires the dancer to be physically fit, have balance, and attitude. It is competitive with dancers frequently battling it out with other dancers. This takes time to learn, and for the dancer to work out their own routines and style.
Dancers learn the fundamental of Krumping, learn to feel the tempo, the rhythm of music. Learn how to perform with a passion. To get to be good at Krumping dancers need to learn the basics:
So why not search for a Krumping class near you today, simply using the search form on this page.
So, why not give it a go and search for a local Krumping dance class near you? Alternatively, we suggest you search for street dance and look at the classes available on the profiles and see what is on offer so you can find a street dance style to suit you.
You may also be interested in Street dance which also covers a wide variety of dance forms such as break dancing, popping, locking and hip hop. Please see the other pages within the Street section for more information on these styles of dance.