ブレイキン初代女王、AMIだけど「ブレイキン」について質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan

AMI, gold medalist in women's breaking at the Paris Olympics, appears on the Japanese version of Tech Support (#TechSupport). AMI, who has won numerous titles since her teens, answers questions about breaking that are unique to WIRED. ■Series Introduction "Tech Support" is a video series in which experts in various fields are asked questions about their fields and receive answers that are rarely heard. Japan's leading experts will show off their knowledge through a variety of questions, from standard questions to unique questions that can only be asked online. We are looking for questions on WIRED.jp's YouTube community and X, so please send them to us. Subscribe to the WIRED JAPAN channel here▶︎▶︎http://bit.ly/WIREDjpYouTube WIRED JAPAN: https://wired.jp WIRED.jp Twitter:   / wired_jp   WIRED.jp Facebook:   / wired.jp   WIRED.jp Instagram:   / wired_jp   WIRED.jp TikTok:   / wired_jp   00:00 Intro 00:25 Don't you get dizzy when you spin around? 01:10 Does it hurt when you spin on your head? Won't you go bald? 01:46 What makes it different from other dances? 03:17 Are there people who challenge you to battles on the street? 05:03 What are the most difficult and dangerous moves? 06:57 Does the BPM affect how easy it is to dance? 08:56 What do you need to do to breakdance? 10:39 It seems like you need muscles, but why can women do it too? 11:56 What are you thinking about while you're dancing? 12:52 What do you think about the relationship between street culture and the Olympics? 14:25 Closing