Airflare

An Airflare is an advanced power move in the dance style of breaking (breakdancing). It is characterized by continuous rotations around the body's vertical axis while the dancer's body is suspended in the air, supported by the arms.

The key features of an airflare include:

• Arm Support: The dancer uses their arms to push off the ground, launching and maintaining the body in the air.
• Continuous Rotation: The body rotates consistently around its vertical axis, ideally without significant pauses or drops.
• Controlled Momentum: Maintaining momentum is crucial for executing multiple rotations. The dancer uses their core and body positioning to control the spin.
• Upper Body Strength: Airflares require considerable upper body strength, particularly in the shoulders, arms, and chest.

Airflares are often considered a difficult and visually impressive move, requiring significant training and conditioning. Mastering the airflare is a common goal for many breakers aiming to advance their skills and repertoire.