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# Breaking

The Breaking (Breakdancing) event is unlocked after reaching player level 5 and can be accessed from the Breakdancing Floor.

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The Breaking or Breakdancing event is a sport about rhythm.  Players must press the arrow keys when they reach the end of the track.

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Successfully timing the move will result in a perfect score.

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When moves are completed successfully, the competition meeter will fill up.

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Missing a move will cause you to fail the move. &#x20;

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## How many rounds are there to medal in this event?

The player must qualify in the first two rounds in order to reach the medal round.  There are a total of 3 rounds for the Breaking event: the qualifying, semi-finals, and the finals medal round.&#x20;

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