WHAT IS BREAKIN' FOUNDATIONS?
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​​Breakin’ Foundations break down the basics, teaching the key fundamentals of breakin’ and other hip hop styles in a supportive and safe environment, whilst having fun. Our workshops focus on improving knowledge and ability in dance (specifically bboying and bgirling) and exploring creativity through movement.

Community is key within hip hop culture and part of our ethos at Breakin' Foundations. We work with local communities and organisations to create spaces that offer affordable and accessible classes for all.  Our workshops and masterclasses are delivered by high level and fully qualified teachers, bringing their breakin' experience to you and your community.

WEEKLY WORKSHOPS
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OLDBURY
8 Sep - 13 Oct / 3 Nov - 8 Dec

Ages 7 - 15
​Mondays / 5.30 - 6.15pm
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Pay what you can (minimum £2)
The Oak Tree Centre, Tame Rd, Oldbury B68 OJP
WOLVERHAMPTON 
11 Sep - 16 Oct / 6 Nov - 11 Dec
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Ages 5 - 11
Thursdays / 6 - 6.45pm
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Ages 12 - 18
Thursdays / 6.45 - 7.30pm
Pay what you can (minimum £2)
​All Saints Community Centre, All Saints Rd, Wolverhampton WV2 2AW

ONE-TO-ONES
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Take your breakin' journey one step further and book a one-to-one with our lead instructor Jamaal. All levels and abilities are welcome as each session will be tailored to your needs and helping you achieve your goals.

BENEFITS OF A ONE-TO-ONE
  • Target specific
  • Personalised feedback
  • Prompt progress
  • Flexible timings
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​To request a booking for a one-to-one session with Jamaal please get in touch via email for more information.

FAQ'S
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WHAT DO YOU LEARN?
Breakin' Foundations looks to improve knowledge and ability in dancing, specifically b-boying and b-girling. Participants are encouraged to feel free and explore movement in a fun and creative way. 
Workshops consist of a range of foundation movements and activities including:
  • Understanding hip hop culture
  • Footwork
  • Toprock
  • Freezes
  • Power Moves
  • Additional hip hop styles

​WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
  • Water bottle
  • Medication (e.g. inhalers) 
  • Sports clothing (Tracksuit, joggers, leggings)
  • Additional jumper or long sleeve t-shirt for spinning
  • Additional beanie or hat for any movements using the head (optional)

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
​With community at the heart of what we do, our group sessions run as a pay what you can with a minimum donation of £2. All donations go towards delivering future accessible classes for communities. We are currently only accepting cash payments for all classes.

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