Bboy Kayzar of the Street Team was invited to choreograph a simple but impressive robotic dance routine to be performed in an attempt to break the world record for the largest robotic dance session, which took place at the ESFA Danone Nations Cup Final.
The routine was taught during PE lessons in schools accross London, and even Peter Crouch came along to learn the moves ahead of the world record attempt. 429 children, young people, teachers, Danone staff, the Street Team and Kayzar Reloaded took part in the event at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea on 17th May 2010 and a new world record was set. Kayzar Reloaded and the Street Team put on an impressive performance to celebrate the achievement on hearing the news that a new world record had been set.
The "Move like a Champ" world record, in honour of the newly appointed ESFA Danone Nations Cup Ambassador Peter Crouch, was designed to get children active and interested in healthy eating, showing them how much fun you can have and what you can achieve through sporting activities.
