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The windmill is a foundational power move in breakdancing where the dancer rolls continuously from their upper back to their shoulders. While maintaining this rolling motion, the performer twirls their legs in a V-shape to build and maintain rotational momentum. The move was popularized in the late 1970s and early 1980s by pioneering b-boy crews in New York City. Mastering the windmill is traditionally viewed as a benchmark for developing the core strength required for more complex power moves.
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