The vibrant world of Breaking, commonly known as break dancing, made a historic entrance onto the Olympic stage in Paris. Among the trailblazers was China’s Liu Qingyi, who clinched the bronze medal in a fiercely contested competition.
Coach Samuel Revell, who has been instrumental in nurturing China’s Breaking talent, shared his reflections on this monumental achievement. “Liu’s performance was a testament to her dedication and the burgeoning Breaking scene in China,” Revell remarked. “The inclusion of Breaking in the Olympics has provided a global platform for our athletes to showcase their skills and cultural expression.”
Liu’s bronze marks a significant milestone for China in this new Olympic discipline. The journey to the podium was challenging, with competitors from around the world bringing diverse styles and high energy to the floor. “The competition was intense, but Liu maintained her composure and let her passion shine through,” Revell added. “This medal is not just a victory for Liu, but for the entire Chinese Breaking community.”
The Olympic debut of Breaking has been hailed as a success, bringing urban culture to a global audience and inspiring a new generation of dancers. China’s strong showing reflects the country’s growing influence in the sport. “We are excited about the future of Breaking in China,” said Revell. “This is just the beginning, and we look forward to developing more talent and continuing to make our mark on the international stage.”
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Breaking Coach Samuel Revell reflects on China's Olympic bronze win
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