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The Hollow Back Freeze is an advanced breakdancing freeze in which the dancer supports the body inverted on one or both hands while arching the spine into a deep hollow-back position.

Turtles is a breakdancing power move in which the dancer balances on both fists and hops in a circular pattern using alternating arm pushes, named for the resemblance to a turtle's crawling motion.

The suicide is a dramatic breakdancing drop move, distinguished by the b-boy falling backward or forward into a freeze to create the illusion of a painful impact.

An elbow freeze is a breakdancing technique where the performer balances their entire inverted body weight on one elbow, distinguished by varying leg positions for style.

The shoulder freeze is a fundamental breakdancing stall, distinguished by the dancer inverting their body to balance securely on the side of the shoulder and the head.

Chair Freeze is a breakdancing freeze in which the dancer balances the body horizontally on one elbow pressed into the side, creating the illusion of sitting in an invisible chair mid-air.

The Baby Freeze is a b-boy/breakdancing foundational freeze pose in which the dancer balances on one elbow tucked into the abdomen while the body is held horizontal, close to the ground.