Modeling Performance in Breaking
Author Information
Author(s): Lerebourg Lucie, Guignard Brice
Primary Institution: Centre de Ressources, d’Expertise et de Performance Sportives des Pays de la Loire (CREPS PDL)
Hypothesis
The aim of this paper is to attempt to model performance in breaking, an additional discipline at the Paris 2024 OG.
Conclusion
The study proposes a performance model for breaking that aligns with the judging criteria established by the WDSF.
Supporting Evidence
- Breaking was successfully included in the Youth Olympic Games, marking a significant moment for hip-hop culture.
- The performance model aims to provide a structured approach to evaluating breaking performances.
- The study highlights the need for a transparent judging system to avoid controversies in competitions.
Takeaway
This study looks at how to measure and improve performance in breakdancing, especially since it will be part of the Olympics.
Methodology
The paper discusses the internal logic of breaking and proposes a performance model based on various criteria for evaluation.
Limitations
The study notes that not all performance parameters can be easily quantified, particularly in artistic disciplines like dance.
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