When given the opportunity for a group photo, our young breakers don’t hesitate to bond for a shot or two. During an open floor session these 5 students were eager to show their togetherness on camera!
When prompted to pose, though, getting to display more of their personality in a picture, they struck these poses in a snap. | AOTA – Photos by Yo Joe Photo
Our young breakers have been learning and practicing more advanced techniques. They’re attempting freezes, head and handstands, and complex poses that test their flexibility and athleticism.
We want them to be safe and protected as they try these, so we encourage the use of padded mats.
During open floor sessions where they’re free to use the space to hone skills, they’ll grab the mats without being prompted. | AOTA – Photo by Yo Joe Photo
Our young breakers learn the fundamentals from our esteemed instructors. Young and Tabor take the students through the steps. From there it’s just them being creative.
They get to polish valuable techniques during our classes, but that’s also a time and space for them to explore what happens when their athleticism meets their imagination.
We’re never surprised but always impressed by the amazing things they do! | AOTA - Photos by Yo Joe Photo
Breaking 101 classes at Foster Community Center welcomed lots of new and excited enrollees.
While our intermediate students continue their growth in class across the hall, our new breakers take advantage of open floor until their session begins.
Here they can warm up and learn from veterans like the MSU Breakers who also take advantage of the space.
Breaking is a community and we’re endlessly thrilled to grow it. |AOTA - Photos by Yo Joe Photo
