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"As I was waking up every single day, I was like, 'Dang, I wonder how the street is. I wonder if somebody's in my street. I wonder if somebody's holding signs in my street. I wonder what they're doing,'" Ford said.

"I hope ... he continues to follow his desires and continues to do the things that make him happy. Even if that means we lose Jaylan jamming in the streets here in Arlington, I mean, I'm content so long as he's happy and he's healthy and he's safe," Beary said in a phone interview.

I remember that bike specifically. Quentin Distribution, who I believe was based out of the Chicago area, bought some off the shelf bikes from a Taiwanese (or Chinese) manufacturer and called them Quentin as their house brand. I believe they had 2 models...the Streetdancer and the Gatedancer.

I have a chrome frame in good condition that I bought impulsively thinking it was a Torker. It's been sitting in by basement for about 6 months now so I figure it's time to build it. I could use a pair of streetdancer forks and bars if anyone has any for sale. Thanks!

Sightseers in Paris got a treat when they spotted this street dancing star in front of Notre Dame Cathedral. It must be hard to take in the sights when you've got amazing performances like this distracting you. "Notre what? Oh, we never saw it. But there was this incredible street dancer..."

Delgadillo says she also dabbles in choreography. She began experimenting with choreography in her school composition classes. She has choreographed at Hubbard Street through its Inside/Out Choreographic Workshop, an annual program allowing its dancers to create works for one another.

A Jefferson Parish grand jury on Thursday indicted a former Kenner couple in the killing and dismemberment of French Quarter dancer Jaren Lockhart. Margaret Sanchez, 30, of Metairie and Terry Speaks, 41, who is in a federal prison in New York, each was charged with second-degree murder, obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice.

The Hubbard Street Dance Center and Lou Conte Dance Studio are located at West Jackson Boulevard and South Racine Avenue, easily accessible via the Eisenhower Expressway (I-290). Limited street parking is available in the area. Hubbard Street recommends using public transportation. Take the CTA Blue Line (Forest Park branch to Racine) or numerous CTA bus routes including 7 Harrison, 9 Ashland, 20 Madison, 60 Blue Island and 126 Jackson.

As a choreographer, Quinones worked with Lionel Richie, Luther Vandross and Madonna. Shabba Doo influenced generations of street dancers, and he was working on a motion picture based on his memoirs titled, The King Of Crenshaw: The Rise Of Shabba Doo The Forefather Of Hip Hop before his untimely passing in 2021.

The work of two choreographers was on view: Robyn Mineko Williams (a dancer with Hubbard Street for 12 seasons who went on to forge an impressive career as a choreographer, and is a four-time USA grant recipient from the Princess Grace Foundation), and Osnel Delgado (a dancer, choreographer and teacher who founded Malpaso and is its artistic director). Each of the choreographers was represented by both a world premiere and a piece created a number of years ago.

Before the curtain came down on the concert both companies joined for a free form dance celebration to a Latin beat. Clearly these dancers understand the world in ways politicians and diplomats simply do not.

Street Dance styles have originated from different scenes including streets and clubs, with these various styles being expressed through freestyle, cyphers, grooves, and choreography. Street dance is increasing in popularity as these dance forms appear more and more across social media and competitions. Physical demands are becoming higher, and dancers are expected to have high levels of fitness, strength, agility, coordination, and motor control to meet the unique demands of each genre.1

It is common for dancers to have a dominant side which poses a challenge when it comes to group performances where dancers are required to perform in unison. Dancers with a larger preference for one side increase their risk of knee injury as there will likely be a lack of strength on the non-dominant side.4

Knee injury risk in street dancers is also increased during lengthy performances as the muscles gradually become more fatigued and efficiency in controlling the knee joint subsequently reduces. Choreographers are of course more interested in the way a move looks, than how it feels to the dancer, meaning that some moves may be particularly challenging for the knee, placing this joint at greater risk of injury.5

Lower back injury is the second most common injury in street dancers (32%).3 Dance techniques in street styles often involve a combination of footwork and fluid movement from upper body grooves which require use of core muscles and trunk control. All turns, jumps, and landings require dancers to have high levels of control around the back and hips.6

Lower back injuries in street dancers are most commonly reported to be linked to the way the muscles around the back, pelvis and core activate and coordinate, with altered muscle strength and/or behaviour potentially increasing risks of injury. Risk of lower back injury is increased during high-impact, repetitive loading involved in street dance training and performance.7

Ankle injury ranks as the third most common injury in street dancers (15%).4 This should come as no surprise due to the volume of jumping, hopping, and variations in landing involved in street dance. Factors that increase the risk of ankle injury in street dancers include poor technique, inadequate muscle control around the ankle and/or dynamic balance but may also occur from external factors such as performing on an uneven surface, unsupportive footwear or contact with another dancer.8 It is essential to address these external factors to reduce the risk of sustaining an ankle injury in street dancing.

When looking specifically at breaking, dancers are most likely to injure their wrist (69%), finger (61.9%), and knee (61.9%). Injury mechanisms are typically joint sprains, muscle strains and tendon injuries.11 It is important to consider breaking as a potentially high-risk dance sport.

It has been found that even when breakers sustain severe injuries, they only allow a limited time for recovery before returning to training.12 A lack of recovery and rehabilitation will increase the risks of developing an ongoing issue. A new injury might also occur due to the dancer needing to protect the injured or weakened area, moving extra forces to a nearby body part.

Prevention is key. No matter how big or small a performance, a dancer in any style should conduct an adequate warm-up. This involves increasing the heart rate with cardio exercise such as running on the spot, jumping and hopping. This cardio can be followed by dynamic lengthening of the muscles to ensure they are warm, and the body has been moved through the ranges it will need to move through during training or a performance.

It is important that dancers work together with their family, dance teachers, and health professionals as a team, to ensure dancers are taking care of their body properly and staying healthy. If the dancer is in the middle of a busy training period in preparation for competitions and routine rehearsals have become the focus of training, the dancer should take it into their own hands to warm themself up prior to class. This is a crucial time as dancers will know training volume increases and so does the level of expected performance, meaning it is not the time to stop conditioning the body and warming up correctly.

For street dancers, balance training needs to be more than simply practising standing on one leg or on a wobble board. Our dance physios can provide balance programs specific for the challenges of dancing.

It is always best to consult a physiotherapist prior to commencing a strength and conditioning program. Our dance physios aim to identify any risk factors for injury and provide a targeted exercise program to assist the dancers training and performance.

It is also extremely important for dancers to reduce fatigue and receive adequate nutrition to sustain the body during training sessions and performances to prevent injury.6 Adequate recovery time should be allowed between training and exercise sessions.

If a dancer does unfortunately become injured, it is vital that they do not simply push through severe pain, as we often see happening within the dance culture. Dancers must allow sufficient time for their injury to heal. Dancers are encouraged to seek advice from a physiotherapist on when they may return to dance or if they will need a graduated return to their training program. 2351a5e196