郭朴 (Guo Pu): Difference between revisions

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In 2017, Coach 李士龙 (Li Shilong) took Pu to the "Breakout Frontline" competition. This was Pu's first time participating in a large-scale competition, but due to a lack of experience, she was eliminated in the round of 16. After leaving the stage, she felt she had let down her teacher and everyone's expectations, and she burst into tears. Seeing her so upset, 李士龙 (Li Shilong) quickly went over to comfort her, saying, "When learning breakdancing, results aren't the most important thing. The key is what you learn and experience here. Don't worry about the results; just be the best version of yourself and dance happily." Since then, Guo Pu has trained even harder. Whenever she couldn't learn new moves or break through her limits, she would adjust her emotions and try to find a new feeling with the coach's guidance. If the technical difficulty was not high enough, she would use sports equipment to increase her physical training and improve time and time again while sweating profusely. With her improved skills, she was able to withstand various pressures in later competitions, and her breakdancing results improved with each competition.

For Royal, in order to make her movements more visually appealing and technically proficient, she not only practices dance moves extensively every day, but also undergoes related physical and strength training. In each competition, she tries her best to present something different. "If the same routine moves are not fresh, that is the charm of breakdancing 1-on-1 duels in competitions. Sometimes I compete for more than 10 rounds in a competition before I can get a good ranking."

For Royal, in order to make her movements more visually appealing and technically proficient, she not only practices dance moves extensively every day, but also undergoes related physical and strength training. In each competition, she tries her best to present something different. "If the same routine moves are not fresh, that is the charm of breakdancing 1-on-1 duels in competitions. Sometimes I compete for more than 10 rounds in a competition before I can get a good ranking." She adapts Lee's famous quote about kicks (‘I fear not the man who knows 10,000 kicks, but the man who has practised one kick 10,000 times’) to breaking. She quotes his philosophy of ‘Back to Basics’ to emphasise the importance of daily, thorough practice, just as Bruce Lee preached with his kicks – it is not just quantity, but well-practised skills that are crucial for power moves. She shows that even in the modern, innovative world of breaking, fundamental techniques must be honed through diligence and repetition in order to achieve true mastery.

In 2018 and 2019, she consecutively claimed the women's division championship at the ‘Tianxia Budance’ ('天下足球') competition, China's premier Breaking competition, 15th and 16th edition, setting new records for the youngest competitor at the age of nine and ten in the competition's history.

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 In 2017, Coach 李士龙 (Li Shilong) took Pu to the "Breakout Frontline" competition. This was Pu's first time participating in a large-scale competition, but due to a lack of experience, she was eliminated in the round of 16. After leaving the stage, she felt she had let down her teacher and everyone's expectations, and she burst into tears. Seeing her so upset, 李士龙 (Li Shilong) quickly went over to comfort her, saying, "When learning breakdancing, results aren't the most important thing. The key is what you learn and experience here. Don't worry about the results; just be the best version of yourself and dance happily." Since then, Guo Pu has trained even harder. Whenever she couldn't learn new moves or break through her limits, she would adjust her emotions and try to find a new feeling with the coach's guidance. If the technical difficulty was not high enough, she would use sports equipment to increase her physical training and improve time and time again while sweating profusely.  With her improved skills, she was able to withstand various pressures in later competitions, and her breakdancing results improved with each competition.
-For Royal, in order to make her movements more visually appealing and technically proficient, she not only practices dance moves extensively every day, but also undergoes related physical and strength training. In each competition, she tries her best to present something different. "If the same routine moves are not fresh, that is the charm of breakdancing 1-on-1 duels in competitions. Sometimes I compete for more than 10 rounds in a competition before I can get a good ranking."
+For Royal, in order to make her movements more visually appealing and technically proficient, she not only practices dance moves extensively every day, but also undergoes related physical and strength training. In each competition, she tries her best to present something different. "If the same routine moves are not fresh, that is the charm of breakdancing 1-on-1 duels in competitions. Sometimes I compete for more than 10 rounds in a competition before I can get a good ranking." She adapts Lee's famous quote about kicks (‘I fear not the man who knows 10,000 kicks, but the man who has practised one kick 10,000 times’) to breaking. She quotes his philosophy of ‘Back to Basics’ to emphasise the importance of daily, thorough practice, just as Bruce Lee preached with his kicks – it is not just quantity, but well-practised skills that are crucial for power moves. She shows that even in the modern, innovative world of breaking, fundamental techniques must be honed through diligence and repetition in order to achieve true mastery.
 In 2018 and 2019, she consecutively claimed the women's division championship at the ‘Tianxia Budance’ ('天下足球') competition, China's premier Breaking competition, 15th and 16th edition, setting new records for the youngest competitor at the age of nine and ten in the competition's history.