Windmill (b-boy Move) - Origin

Origin

The discovery of this move is credited to Crazy Legs of the Rock Steady Crew from Bronx, NY. It was accidentally created when he overshot his chair freeze into a continuous back spin. From then on, it became a widely popular move. Some believe that it originated before that having been inspired by a Kung Fu kick from the ground.

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