Learn How to Windmill - Complete Step by Step - Breakdance Tutorial

Learn how to do windmills from the beginning, a bboy ground powermove. This is a detailed tutorial covering everything you need to know to do multiple windmills. If you are a beginner or advanced but can't do multiple mills, this tutorial has everything you need to know.

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[sheshaman]

Very nice.
I'm gonna learn it some day.
I'm almost 60 so I still have some time for it.
Cheers!

[snatchedweeve]

Yo its 4 am and I'm tryna learn to break dance💀

[spiderciamovies]

Me: That's rad!
*i imagine myself breakdancing for 5 minutes*
Breaker style unlocked
Me 30 seconds later: slams back on the floor and kicks into a corner, damaging my pinkie

[O.R.Stuff.]

Bro taught me to windmill, Cork, round of backflip. Backflip, hero, front, side, cheat gainer, gainer, cong and other vaults. Wall jump. Some of these weren't directly taught by him, but by using techniques I learnt from him. What a G.

[bakemal]

Just need to be in "general shape"- does a split as part of stretching

[Botbassin]

Day 11 of quarantine: me trying to learn how to windmill lmao

[randomspectator]

Learns windmill
*enters a room tightly packed with fragile objects*

[archerdan]

I did this without a shirt, and now, I’ve ascended a higher plane of existence.

[blablablabla]

Im a 40 year old dad of 3. Hold my beer. I got this.

[JerryHazard]

Hey, just wanted to say thanks for posting these videos. I learned this move in like... 1983 I think. I had (well, me - my crew, and all the crews in town) bruises on one hip (the first hip to contact the floor after you begin rotation) for an entire summer as we figured this move out. They were so bad, we were using old school knee pads on our bruised hips while we practiced.

But once one guy broke through and figured it out - it was the coolest thing. The sense of accomplishment was never really equaled, even with headspins. It's like the ice breaking move, if you can learn this, then with dedication, there are no limits.

Except for flares ;) I never got those down. I'm 50 now... A little out of shape, but after watching this and a couple of your other videos, I think I will put the Flare on my new years resolution list. I still have my basic 80's footwork, and am working on recovering my toprock (thanks to your video, btw) and can still do the windmill too.. though not sure I can bust out no-handers just yet (maybe on a padded floor, haha).

So, thanks for the effort and dedication you display. I'm inspired. Peace!

[beelor]

The windmill was one of the first moves I learned back when I was around 14. The hardest part is coming back around. Instead of going into the turtle freeze like he is teaching, think of it as rolling down a hill, keep hands tucked in and legs open. Once you gain speed, you can learn the different windmill variations. Nutcracker and the handcuff were my favorite. These days now windmill is considered a basic powermove and the airfare is the standard.

[ardurabangarang]

"I want to breakdance."

*Step one: flexibility.*

"Shit."

[joel]

Disclaimer: dont rush it, u might twist ur wrist or arm all together. Im now typing with one hand

[supman]

Windmills aka the "furniture destroyer"

[carceolawhite]

me: yeah imma do now

mom: foods ready

me: tommorow

[jyothi-vlfy]

This guy really helped me to learn front flip, back handspring, and wundmill

[ViralKiller]

I learned windmills when I was 15..no Internet back then, had to watch VHS tapes...took me 1 year to figure it out myself...after that I was windmill king, nutcrackers, no handers, barrel mills even baby mills

[wildteahasbeenspotted]

I did this kicked a vase and got my ass beat

[helloit_me]

Oh I can do this!
Oh I can do that!
Oh I can..
Oh i...
Oh

These were my thoughts while watching this video progress

[kyler]

As a beginner, I really appreciate this: the most comprehensive, intuitive tutorial I've ever seen. I've tried to learn this several times, then given up. But after this video, I'm actually able to give it one full rotation at a time now, with a good understanding of what my body is supposed to be doing. I have to give my wrist a rest break for a day or two, but for the first time I'm confident that I can do it, with some more practice.