Started around two weeks ago, and have slowly developed with each combo session… I’m working on what feels good to me and with my body. I’m learning to pick and put moves together like Legos while eyeing what could make things better while testing entrances and exits at different parts of the combo, therefore creating a branch and system of movement.

Hey crew! I’ve been adding a lot of new lessons to the Classroom lately, and now I want to hear from YOU! What would you like me to focus on in the next tutorials? 👇 Vote below and help me decide what we should work on next! 💬 And if there’s a specific move you’ve been struggling with, drop it in the comments! I might turn your request into one of the next lessons. Let’s build this community together!

Hey crew! 👊 Just added 2 brand-new freeze tutorials to our Classroom! 🔥 HEADSTAND & HEAD FREEZE https://www.skool.com/breaking-foundations-1244/classroom/353f4c4a?md=db83d8439a324185a6c18d92d7bb39a5 Learn how to balance on your head, develop body control, and transform a classic headstand into a stylish breaking freeze! 🔥 HANDSTAND FREEZE https://www.skool.com/breaking-foundations-1244/classroom/353f4c4a?md=0935cf731a864dfb8b2a330b6986c9d7 Take your handstand to the next level! Learn how to cross your legs and turn a basic handstand into a powerful freeze you can use in your breaking combos and freestyle. 💡 Remember: Breaking isn't always about learning the hardest tricks. Sometimes, taking a simple movement and adding your own style makes all the difference! Focus on balance, clean technique, and control. Don't rush the process! 🎯 YOUR CHALLENGE: Head over to the Classroom, try both freezes, and let me know: Which one is harder for you - Head Freeze or Handstand Freeze? And as always, share your training videos here in the community! I'd love to see your progress and give you feedback. Let's keep learning, creating, and pushing our limits together! 👊 LET'S PRACTISE!