WDSF World Breaking Championships – Paris

 

Breaking Ireland Qualifier: 2021 WDSF World Breaking Championship

 

Date: 10th October 2021 (doors open 12noon)
Venue: Dublin DanceSport Centre, Fairview, Dublin 3

 

Competitions
World qualifier: Over 16 Years Solo Bboy 1v1
World qualifier: Over 16 years Solo Bgirl 1v1

 

(The qualifying competitions will also be Breaking Ireland ranking competitions)

  1. The top 2 solo Bboys and Bgirls will be selected to represent Ireland at the 2021 World Breaking Championships in Paris, France on Saturday 4th. December. 
  2. Solo competitors may also compete in the Crew Competition.
  3. The qualifying competitions are also Breaking Ireland ranking competitions.
  4. All athletes entering the qualifying competition must be a member of DFI.
  5. Non-Irish passport holders with permanent residency in Ireland can participate in the Breaking Ireland ranking competitions and obtain ranking points. Only Irish passport holders are eligible to qualify for the World Championships.

 

Crew Competitions 5v5 Under 16 years
Crew Competition 5v5 Over 16 years

1. These competitions are Breaking Ireland ranking competitions.
2. There can be more than one Crew from a dance club/school
3. All Crew members must be members of DFI

 

Entry fees:
20 Euro per athlete for Solo only or Crew only
30 Euro per athlete competing in both Solos and Crew
Entry forms and details below.

 

Tickets:
Spectator tickets available from Breakingireland@gmail.com

 

Closing date for entries – 26th September 2021

 

Entry form

 

1 vs 1:
Please download and submit the Entry Form to breakingireland@gmail.com including 20 or 30 Euro payment confirmation. 30 Euro per athlete competing in both Solos and Crew.

5 vs 5:
Please download and submit the Crew Entry Form  to breakingireland@gmail.com including 20 or 30 Euro payment confirmations. 30 Euro per athlete competing in both Solos and Crew.

 

Payment details

 

Bank transfer
Bank: Bank of Ireland, Walkinstown, Dublin 12
IBAN No: IE36-BOFI-9061-6070-3962-58
BIC No: BOFIIE2D

 

The WDSF approved judges

 

Professional dancer and choreographer, member of Addictos Crew Crew, XVII Generation, and founder of the Circle Of Trust dance company. Member for 4 years of the Rafael Amargo dance company. 24 years dancing.

Workshops and Masterclasses taught all over the world: Russia, France, Greece, Germany, Ireland, Holland, Sweden, Nicaragua, Honduras, Colombia, El Salvador, Portugal, etc …

Winner of multiple national and international competitions, such as the individual world championship Dirty 30 held in London. Chelles Pro Battle 2vs2 in France, “Royal Clash 3vs3” in France, and multiple years winner of the Spanish championship of shows Battle of the year among others.

Also judge in the most important world competitions like Bc One World Finals in Paris, Battle of the Year World Finals in Germany, World Street Dance in France and Uk Bboy Championship in London, Unbreakable in Belgium, to name a few.

 

 

Candy Bloise aka Bgirl Candy NYC has been described by family as always ‘dancing out of the womb’ and in 2001 she discovered breakin’ she was hooked. She then sought out the best teachers in NYC and was taught and mentored by pioneers of the dance. By the time Candy graduated high school she was competing internationally.

By 2009 She was being invited to participate elite bgirl battles like Mighty 4 and was chosen to be on the USA team for the International Breakdance Battle (IBE) in Heerlen, Holland. She has also worked with critically acclaimed choreographers like Jamaal Sims, Dave Scott, Moncell Durden & Rennie Harris.
Shortly after she toured the UK with the London based Sadler Wells Theatre ‘s ‘Breaking Convention’. She would go on to claim 1st place titles in the US and abroad at elite events like UK Champs, IBE and Floorwars. She also holds 1st place titles in Rockin, Footwork and 7 to smoke battles.
In 2016 she received a Bachelors of Arts Honors Degree in Drama/Theatre in the UK and has performed in various solo works, starred in various commercials/videos, is part of the Heartbreakerz crew and is the International Vice President of the Mighty Zulu Kweenz.

 

A B-Boy representing the XVII Generation crew.
Born and raised in Barcelona, Spain but now living in Warsaw, Poland, Johnny Fox is a member of the Spanish crew, XVII Generation.

Influenced by his father, who he describes as an old school B-Boy, he started breaking at the age of 13 and has developed a style he states as elegant, elaborate and fluid.
Taking his breaking name from the combination of his real name, Jonatan, and the fact he believes he has the personality of a fox, Jonny won the 2019 Legits Blast online solo competition and the 2018 Warsaw Challenge solo competition. He also claimed second place with his crew in the 2021 3-on-3 Floor Wars competition.

Living his life by the philosophy of ‘passion, perseverance and sacrifice’, Johnny works as a pre-school Spanish teacher and is a regular contender in the Red Bull BC One E-Battle, having made it to the top 8 for a third straight year.

 

 

 

 

 

WDSF E-Card Registration Guide for Breaking Ireland

 

Please see below a step-by-step guide to getting your e-card for WDSF Breaking competitions and championships. WDSF require all international athletes to hold an e-card.

I am happy to help you step by step, until you get your e-card. Here are my contact details:
dfioffice2019@gmail.com
Mobile: 087 9758837 (WhatsApp)

 

Firstly, here is a some background on what an e-card is

 

What is an E-card ?
It is an electronic identity card that will give you as an athlete, a unique ID number and barcode for entering events.

What is on my E-card
You will have your e-card as an app on your phone. Which includes your photo, ID number, nationality, division, D.O.B, age group, license expiry,
federation details, link to contact your federation admin, and a barcode.

Why do I need an E-card?
To enter WDSF events you

need a min number which is an ID number.
You will be able to use this e-card to enter events online, and when you arrive at the event your barcode will be scanned.

What other advantages are there?

  • You won’t have to sign the Anti-Doping Form of Consent at the competition anymore.
  • Your registration and check-in procedures will be much quicker.
    It won’ be necessary to have your passport or national ID-Card on you for identification at a
    competition.
  • Your name will always appear correctly in the results.
  • Your world ranking points will always be assigned as they should.
  • You can show that you are a WDSF Athlete!

 

 

OK let’s get started…

 

Step 1
You need to sign this form and take a photo of it on your phone, or you can scan the document and
upload it (but a photo on your phone is much easier).

https://ecards.worlddancesport.org/Content/Athletes%20Agreement%20for%20the%20WDSF%20eCard.pdf

Step 2
Scan or take a picture of a document which proves your identity. It has to show your name, your picture, your nationality and your date of birth.
This can be a passport, a national identity card or another document which you can use to legally identify yourself as per the above.

Step 3
Fill in this form – https://ecards.worlddancesport.org/Athlete/Apply
You will not need to include your MIN number, just skip that step as it will be your first time to
register and you do not have a MIN number yet.

 

To fill in the form:

  • For general information please select WDSF Urban (Breaking & HipHop).
  • Min number ignore, and leave it blank.
  • Insert personal details, under name and nickname etc.
  • You will need your DFI National License number to register. Then insert this in the National License Number.
  • Insert contact details, and choose a profile picture (there are some examples on the form of what an acceptable photo).
  • Send the application, and pay the fee. The fee is 25 CHF for an adult which is approximately 22 euro. For a youth it is 20CHF which is approximately 18 euro.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me, if you have ay questions.