[Messiah]

It's a distinct possibility Rob. If he's been B-Boying for 4 years as he claims and is only just become aware of the Supe after being directed here by a friend then he's not been doing his B-Boy history homework. 3/10. Must try harder.

It's not that I wasn't aware of superstars. Didn't know there were different models than the simple two colored ones. I never saw adicolors or 35th anniversary models on the street so they didn't really catch my eye, probably seemed like any other trainer. Sorry.

Apologize for the main post, it was written within few minutes so mistakes are just bound to be seen. It was supposed to be "working out for 4 years and b-boying for a few years". Should probably make more sense because you need to have a good muscle control and balance to properly breakdance. B-boying wasn't that popular here until 2009-2010. I started taking dancing courses at the local gym to improve my flexibility over-all. I can do handstands, headspins and basic hiphop dancing moves, but not that wall-kicking mumbo jumbo. Never thought my stuff is worth recording, but if any of you have some questions on workouts or nutrition drop a PM.

No, I don't have a video of my own but I have of my mentor's. My mentor's been on TV a couple of times. To prove he's my mentor I have photos with him in the gym, but I'm not gonna post my photo, not on this forum at least. Can't force you to believe anything.

Just a side note before anyone asks, please don't ask for my e-mail, MSN, pictures, other nicknames and shit. I use my other nicknames as my MSN and my MSN for my facebook. I have my parents on facebook so no, I don't have to post shit to people.

P.S. I don't understand why it's so hard for you to believe someone's breakdancing, it takes a couple of weeks for the basic moves. Probably longer if you hadn't done any sports for your whole life or you can't balance easily but it's not even remotely hard, one could learn it just by watching DVDs at home.