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Get them to do some new exhibition sport to take the place of breakdancing...
I don’t really watch boxing, but view it as one of those traditional Olympic sports. Leave it alone.
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Her coach was also her husband so both got a free trip to the Olympic.She single handed destroyed that sport from ever being included again and ballroom dancing as well in the OlympicsRe: the break dancing lady, the background story apparently is this:
* DanceSports Australia was part of an international group that were trying to get ballroom dancing into the Olympics.
* They were entrenched in the negotiations and the AU reps were a significant part of that process.
* Eventually the IOC said they wanted a sport that appealed to the youth. Other countries clicked into gear when breakdancing was selected. Their breakdancers associations started selection trials.
* Australia however did not actually have a formal association and it appears that the DanceSport ballroom dancing mob had a problem with “letting go”.
* So they formed an association around a group of Sydney merkins who hold a small annual thing.
* Somehow our female representative ended up to be a 36 year old person who has a PHD in something related.
* Apparently there was no state then national trials, most of the recognised street dancers did not even know it was on.
The QMS 2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking ChampionshiPS — AusBreaking
Breaking, one of the four elements of Hip Hop born in the boroughs of New York in the 1970s. A cultural movement set to debut as the most highly anticipated new sport in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. The QMS 2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking Championships (OBC) is set to take place in Sydney, Australia!
