earthbeing
11-25-2008, 02:27 PM
I work for a tiny non-profit organization called the Joru Foundation, trying to raise money for the education for orphans at an amazing school inside Tibet.
One of our guys just came back from a trip visiting the school in Tibet with something interesting: Dude returned with footage of the kids b-boying. I kid you not. The kids were doing "cultural dances" to welcome him and in the middle of it all was a b-boy routine.
This school is built in the middle of nowhere, on sacred land. The kids don't have access to TV (there is none) and don't get the opportunity to leave the area. So we were trying to figure out where they learned how to do flares, kickstands, etc. I'll try to post the video of it when I get a chance.
You can learn about the school here: www.jorufoundation.org (http://www.jorufoundation.org)
BBoys in Tibet. Who knew?
One of our guys just came back from a trip visiting the school in Tibet with something interesting: Dude returned with footage of the kids b-boying. I kid you not. The kids were doing "cultural dances" to welcome him and in the middle of it all was a b-boy routine.
This school is built in the middle of nowhere, on sacred land. The kids don't have access to TV (there is none) and don't get the opportunity to leave the area. So we were trying to figure out where they learned how to do flares, kickstands, etc. I'll try to post the video of it when I get a chance.
You can learn about the school here: www.jorufoundation.org (http://www.jorufoundation.org)
BBoys in Tibet. Who knew?