London Breakdance Classes
Break Force is a vibrant, London-based breakdance collective dedicated to showcasing the power of breaking and its culture. Whether you're brand new or already part of the scene, we're here to open the door to all the incredible benefits this art form brings—creativity, confidence, community, and more.
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We’re all about creating exciting opportunities for everyone, no matter your age or experience level.
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Don’t miss our talented student Leon in his jaw-dropping Britain’s Got Talent audition—watch it below and get inspired!
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BREAKDANCE CAMP
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About
Break Force Breaking is a London based specialist dance organisation, founded in 2020 by Gabriel Infante, that practises the dance style of Breaking/Breakdance. We believe that Breakdance has the power to supplement a healthy and creative lifestyle that can positively impact peoples livelihood. Our organization focuses on opening doors for various communities to the Breaking world through events, inclusive classes, exhilarating performances and community outreach. With a network of experienced and knowledgeable Breakers, Break Force aims to guide you in the right direction whether if you are an experienced or just getting your journey started.
Breaking is a street dance style that was made on the streets of the Bronx, New York in the 70s coming from African-American and Latino Communities. It is also the first dance style of Hip-Hop. Breaking is known for its acrobatic style where there are a lot of moves performed close to the floor in circular movements and upside down either on their hands, head or whatever creative way they are able to hold themselves up.
The main categories of Breaking consist of Top Rock, Go Downs, Footwork, Freezes and Powermoves.
The dance style is originally called Breaking but over time through the media the dance style was widely named as "Breakdance" which is not usually a term used by practitioners of the dance style. They would usually call it Breaking, B-boying or B-girling. Practitioners would call themselves B-boys, B-girls or Breakers in general. Check out the video below to see some Breaking Battles.
Mission​
"Our mission is to provide & share Breakdancing's transformative powers on the physical & mental well-being and its impact on identity and sense of belonging for all individuals and communities."
"Breaking has given me a way to express my creativity and challenge myself through movement"
Instructors
B-boy Infante Director/Head Coach
Gabriel Infanté (stage name "Infanté") has been developing his interpretation of Breaking for 13 years as well as gaining specialist knowledge from respectable pioneers and practitioners. Starting his journey as a hobby at school, Infanté progressively furthered his passion into a career by passing his knowledge and shining a light on the beauty of Breaking. Infanté believes that through Breakforce, Breakdance will have a platform to display its enriching benefits in addition to its amazing display of unpredictable movement and physicality. As well as driving Break Force, he represents his Breaking-Crew "GullyLDN" on the competitive and commercial stage.
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B-Girl Wilding
Breaking Coach
Anna Machi (known as B-girl Wilding) is a London based dancer, qualified Personal Trainer and
Fitness Instructor.
She started dancing over 10 years ago, after breakdancing classes with Bboy Guma where she fell in love with this style and hip-hop culture.
Since then, she has developed her style by working with British and international dancers. Anna’s
varied skills include breakdancing and hip-hop freestyle techniques, elements of gymnastics, hand
balancing and all aspects related dancers’ physical preparation such as strength, mobility, flexibility,
training methodology and injury prevention.
Anna wants to spread her passion to young people and adults by creating save spaces where her
students can gain confidence, learn discipline and have a community to belong to.
