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One-handed spinning at a high rate of speed is no longer merely a passing amusement. Breaking (also known as breakdancing), which originated in the streets of New York City, is now a recognized medal event for the Summer Olympics. The world stage is receiving a heart and soul makeover. Olympic fans can buy   Olympic Breaking Tickets   from our website. The renowned art form will make its Olympic Games debut in Paris in 2024 from Friday, August 9 to Saturday, August 10. Two gold medals—one for males, or b-boys, and one for women, or B-girls—will be up for grabs during the competition. 16 men and 16 women will compete against one another to determine who will win the gold for the first time in history, with performances evaluated on technical proficiency, creativity, and musicality. Breaking is going to become even more of a national phenomenon when it makes its global premiere as a sport. Here is a closer look at the history of the sport and what to anticipate from the 2024 Games: Break

  Victor Montalvo was born to break. His father and uncle, twin breakers who performed in Mexico long before they taught young Montalvo to spin on his back, are descended from him. Olympic fans can buy   Olym pic Breaking  Tickets   from our website. The 28-year-old, also known as B-Boy Victor, was born in Kissimmee, Florida, and is an expert in the dance’s fundamentals. He is strong. He exudes the style and swagger typical of a dedicated b-boy. He moves in time with the DJ’s breakbeat as it plays on the turntables. Blip, boom, rip, chirp, scribble. When breaking makes its Olympic debut in less than two years, he aims to take it further than his relatives ever imagined and compete his way to a medal ceremony. According to Montalvo, “I feel like I have an extremely high probability” (The Associated Press). He is one of many great “b-boys” and “B-girls,” as they are known in the hip-hop community, who are planning their route to the Paris Olympics in 2024. Two years ago, the Internationa