Streets United Entertainment showcases over 30 street disciplines available for global events, featuring performances such as freestyle football, breakdancing, BMX, and beatboxing. Each discipline emphasizes unique artistry and skill, from free running to graffiti, often choreographed to music, enhancing public entertainment. The organization offers bespoke road-shows and live events, inviting inquiries via their contact information.

1. Streets United
Entertainment
Over 30 Street Disciplines
available for your event,
anywhere in the world

2. Free Running
Freerunning or
Parkour is the art of
movement in natural
and urban
environments.
Athletes identify
alternative and more
efficient routs
between two points
by vaulting, rolling,
climbing and
jumping

3. Freestyle Football
Freestyle Football is
the art and sport of
juggling a football
using all parts of the
body to entertain
audiences. Athletes
choreograph
performances to
music and can be
found in almost
every country of the
world

4. BMX
BMX is the street sport where artists jump with their
bikes from and over ramps or other natural objects in
the street. There are various types of categories in BMX
including - Street, skate park, jump ramp, half pipe or
flatland

5. Break Dance
Break Dance is an
urban form of dance
that involves
popping, locking and
moving to the
rhythm of any beat.
Artists are more
commonly known as
B-boys and B-girls
and can be found in
most countries
worldwide

6. YoYo Freestyle
YoYo Freestyle take
the classic school-
yard art of yoyo to a
new level.
Performances
choreographed to
music which involve
moving 1 or 2 yoyo’s
around the body to
entertain audiences
and compete against
others

7. One of the oldest
Jugglers
forms of street
entertainment, artists
can perform juggling
routines with almost
any object making it
an extremely eye
catching and versatile
art. Some of the finest
are in London, but can
be found anywhere in
the world

8. Street Football
Street football is an urban form of football that is
closely linked to freestyle football. It is at it’s most elite
in the Netherlands, but played worldwide. The object is
to nutmeg or ‘panna’ (placing the football between the
legs) of opponents to gain the ultimate respect. Goals
are also involved but are overshadowed by intense skill
and style on the ball

9. Beatboxing Beatboxing is the art
of vocal percussion
primarily involving
the art of producing
drum beats, rhythm
and music sounds
using ones mouth,
lips, tongue and
voice. It may also
involve singing and
although commonly
associated with hip
hop, it does cater for
all genres of music

10. BMX Flatland
BMX Flatlanding is a
unique and stylish
form of BMX riding.
It is performed on a
flat surface and is a
combination of
physical spins,
balances and tricks.
The rider moves
around the bike itself
whilst it is in motion
on the flat land

11. Martial Arts / Tricking
Extreme Martial Arts
and Tricking are just
two performance
arts linked to many
different types of
martial art forms.
Performances can be
made by solo artists
or larger groups
between 4-10 artists.
Some performances
use artificial and
plastic weapons

12. Street Dance
Street Dance has been popularised recently from talent
shows worldwide and is performed by a group of
dancers (can be any number) choreographing routines
to a mixture of music and sounds

13. Streetball / FS The Olympic sport turned urban with 3 different
entertainment variations - Acrobatic dunking (artists
use mini trampolines to perform flying dunks), Street
Ball (artists play against each other in teams of 3-5
performing tricks against each other), Freestyle
Basketball (artists perform dribbling and juggling skills
anywhere in front of any audience using 1,2,3 or 4 balls

14. Footbag
Footbag or Hacki-Sak
is the performance
of many freestyle
football moves but
with a small ball /
sack filled with rice.
It involves carefully
choreographed
moves with extreme
control

15. Trial Riding
Trial Riding is the performance of artists on mountain
bikes, jumping, over, from and between any solid
objects (either natural street environments or on safely
constructed obstacle courses). Performances can
involve a solo , duo or group of riders

16. Graffiti can come in
an enormous variety
of forms… Artists
Graffiti
create pieces of art
with crayons, paint,
sand, pens, pins or
anything else to tell
a story / create
something new or
portray a message.
Traditionally
associated with
spray painting but
much more is
available

17. 3D Street Art
Some of the most
incredible and realistic
3D artwork that can be
found on the street.
Artists on a dedicated
section of any street,
shopping centre or
plaza surface create a
piece of artwork that
once finished
members of the public
can have their photo
taken in front of, on or
behind the 3D picture

18. DJ’ing and DMC Music is the glue to any
street sport performance.
DJ’ing is an art in it’s own
right and the DMC is the
most visual example of it
– turntables and
scratching of records live
on stage in the form of a
battle or performance has
remained popular for
decades. A DJ can play
tracks of any genre to
create atmospheres at
any event

19. Pogo Freestyle
Pogo Freestyle is an
extreme stunt based
sport that involves
using a pogo stick in an
urban environment to
jump over or between
objects. Visually
impressive and
extremely intense
sport to master.
Displays can be made
by an individual artist
or a group of pogo
freestylers

20. Power Bocking
Extreme stilts! Power
Rising / Power Bocking is
the act of jumping and
running with elastic,
spring loaded stilts.
Artists provide
spectacular stunts to
events worldwide setting
world records, jumping
over objects and more.
Even just walking
throughout crowds these
artists can create a stir!

21. Skate
Skateboarding, Inline Skate, Roller blading, Half Pipe,
Freestyle Skate – the art forms are endless. All acts involve
the movement of artists on wheels of various shapes and
sizes, to perform stunts, tricks and high energy shows

22. Street Unicycle
Riding on one wheel
alone is not enough
for these extreme
sports artists. Street
Unicyclist put their
High-Tec unicycles to
the test as they jump
between objects, over
people and obstacle
courses. Think trial
riding, but with one
wheel!

23. Double Dutch
Double Dutch skipping involves a team of skippers dancing
and moving between two skipping ropes. This high energy
sport fills stages worldwide and can be seen in music
videos too. High adrenaline action with up-tempo music

24. Freestyle Frisbee
Not just a bit of fun on
the beach – these artists
take he art of Frisbee to a
new level. Synchronised
and choreographed
routines to music where
either as a solo or duo
the Frisbee is thrown and
caught around all parts
of the body pushing the
flexibility and agility of
artists to the max

25. Motorbike FS
An extremely niche art
form with danger at
every moment. Only 3
artists known
worldwide, these
people master any
motorbike and
perform stunts that
the average human
would never dream of
even thinking about

26. Slacklining
Slacklining is the art of balancing and moving along a
slackline with ease and style. Artists not only walk
across slacklines of all lengths, but also bounce, flip
and lay on them as they push their balance to the
limits

27. Available now for bespoke road-show,
live event or PR activity anywhere
worldwide.
For more information contact Streets
United at info@streetsutd.com
Videos of all sports in action can be seen
at www.youtube.com/user/streetsutd
From the streets to the stage
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