The spotlight shines down and illuminates a shadowy figure. An iconic image in Americana. High end stereo speakers bring us to a time before digital music, when analog boom bap sound waves moved dancers in the dark clubs of the underground. An era before major competitions and instant global sharing capabilities. Under hoodies or hats pulled low, dancers entered cyphers ready to express their individual take on the aesthetic of a culture. Implied is the symbiotic connection t

To be quite honest, I don’t really know where to start or even what to write. My last blog here was published July 31st, 2020, 885 days ago. So much has happened. Much has changed. I feel it is has been an extremely difficult period of time for a lot of people. It certainly has for me. Of course, I want to write about all the great things that have happened at The Bboy Factory over the past 2 and ½ years, but truly in my heart, I want to write about deeper things. Things of m

Interview with Korean Bboy Legend, Born.

What does "each one teach one" mean at The Bboy Factory?

Watching our students leave the studio and take on the world.

Last weekend The Bboy Factory flew out to Washington DC for the Competitive Breakin' League National Championship. I was invited to judge and workshop. We also had our Youth Team of Roman and Savonn and Teen competitor Henry make the trip, who all qualified at the Rocky Mountain Regional back in March. The Competitive Breakin' League is a national league designed to present Breakin' as a "Dance Sport." The league holds 4 regional competitions leading up to the National Champi