Breakdancer Develops ‘Headspin Hole’ Tumor After Years Of Practice

A recent study published in the BMJ reveals the long-term effects of breakdancing, particularly the headspin move, which can lead to a condition known as “headspin hole.” This injury manifests as hair loss, inflammation, and a painful lump on the scalp. The case involved a man in his 30s who developed a benign tumor after nearly 20 years of breakdancing. Surgical removal alleviated his discomfort.