Breaking Foundations

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Dec '25 •

If you want to start breaking but don’t know where to begin — you’re in the right place. My goal is to help beginners build strong, safe foundations, develop mobility, and learn the basics step by step. No stress, no pressure, no fear of doing it wrong. 👉 Your first steps here: 1. Introduce yourself in the comments — name, country, why you want to learn breaking. 2. Tell me your current level (total beginner is 100% okay). 3. Share what you struggle with the most — flexibility, strength, confidence, steps, anything. This helps me guide you better and build lessons that truly help you grow. I’m excited to train with you all. Let’s start your breaking journey — the right way. 🔥

4d •

This is how our Thursday session looked like at Prague Breakin School. We had a mix of beginners, kids, and more advanced dancers and honestly, that’s what makes it special. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about sharing the vibe, the music, and the passion for breaking. Everyone is on a different level, but we’re all moving, learning, and enjoying the process together. I really like how everyone goes all in and gives their energy. Let me know: What do you focus on the most in your training right now?

4d •

I’ve added new lessons to the classroom: Kick → Cross Step (Toprock Variation) Drop Twist (Go Down) Take your time and focus on clean movement, control, and timing. These are great for building flow and connecting your steps. Let me know in the comments: • Which one feels more natural for you? • What feels challenging right now? • How is your progress so far? Don’t just watch, try it, practice it, and share your experience. That’s how you improve. Honza

15d •

What part of breaking are you currently working on? 1️⃣ Toprock 2️⃣ Footwork 3️⃣ Freezes 4️⃣ Power 5️⃣ Just getting started Drop the number in the comments 👇

10d •

I’ve added new lessons to the classroom: 🟡 Kick Out → Toprock Basics 🟡 Go Down – Twist → Transitions Take your time, stay relaxed, and focus on balance, control, and clean movement.Strong foundations always come from quality, not speed. 👇 Let me know in the comments: • How did the moves feel for you? • Which one was more challenging? • Did you manage to keep your balance and control? If you feel stuck or need help with anything, write it below, I’m here to help you move forward 💪

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