“Breaking has really come a long way and we are eager to continue showcasing its brilliant athleticism and artistry to a global audience at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.”
05/11/2023 read more ...Thirty-seven B-Boys and fifteen B-Girls from the Oceania continent competed with their eyes on the coveted prize - a direct entry to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
31/10/2023 read more ...The WDSF expresses deep sympathies for the victims of recent violence in Israel. As a global sport governing body, we promote unity and dialogue through DanceSport, standing in solidarity with all affected by the conflict.
18/10/2023 read more ...The World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) wishes to address the unfortunate spread of misinformation circulating on social media and in the media.
16/10/2023 read more ...The development and adoption of the policy is part of the fulfillment of the requirement from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for all Olympic Sports Federations.
16/10/2023 read more ...Remain informed and delve deeper into WDSF's initiatives within the Olympic Qualifier Series
12/10/2023 read more ...
JDSF Breaking Organiser Katsu estimated that there were nearly twice as many media present in Kawasaki as at the RB BC One Final in Nagoya, two years ago.
We recorded some of the press conference ourselves and will edit it as part of a piece that we assigned the working title "BBC | B-Boy Communicating." Stay tuned! For the time being, qwe remind everybody that we have a comprehensive media gallery with 72 videos and 154 photos available at worlddancesport.org!
More will get added over the coming days!