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| View This Move This move originated in Capoeira (Brazilian Martial Arts) in which it is known as Au Batido (`ow bachito). It's really not easy but when mastered you're a damn good breaker. 1. Stand with your hand above your head. 2. Swing it down to the ground (at that time do a one handed hand stand.) 3. Bring your legs up to a 90 degree angle. 4. Stay up in that position for a few seconds (if you look at your legs sideways they look like an L.) Keep practicing the L-Kick or you'll hurt yourself if you haven't practiced. From, Kid~Breaker |
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