London Breakdance
About
Break Force is a London-based breakdance academy dedicated to development through the art of breakdancing. We deliver structured training that develops physical ability, mental resilience, and elite-level breakdance skills within a focused and supportive environment. Don’t miss our talented student Leon in his jaw-dropping Britain’s Got Talent audition—watch it below and get inspired!
What drives us
What drives us is the belief that breakdancing can give people purpose, belonging, and direction. We use the art of breakdance to build strong, inclusive communities where learning is accessible to everyone, regardless of background or experience. Through structured and high-quality training, we empower individuals both physically and mentally, helping them develop confidence, discipline, and self-belief while unlocking their potential through movement.
Our Vision
To become a leading breakdance academy that develops strong, disciplined, and high-performing dancers while using movement as a tool for positive youth development.
What Is Breakdancing?
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Breaking is a street dance style that originated in the Bronx during the 1970s, emerging from African-American and Latino communities. It is widely recognised as the first dance style of Hip-Hop culture.
Breaking is known for its dynamic and athletic movement style, combining rhythm, creativity, and physical control. Dancers perform movements close to the floor, in circular patterns, and upside down, using their hands, head, or other creative points of balance to support their body.
The main elements of Breaking include:
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Top Rock – Upright movements and steps performed while standing
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Go Downs – Transitions from standing to the floor
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Footwork – Fast, intricate movements performed close to the ground
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Freezes – Controlled poses that stop the movement
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Powermoves – Explosive, rotational, and acrobatic movements​​
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The original name of the dance style is Breaking. Over time, media popularised the term “breakdance,” though practitioners typically refer to the style as Breaking, B-boying, or B-girling. Dancers identify as B-boys, B-girls, or Breakers.
Breaking is both a competitive and expressive art form, often showcased in freestyle sessions and battles where dancers exchange rounds, respond to music, and express individuality through movement.
The Team
Founder/Director
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Name: Gabriel Infante
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Stage name: "B-boy Infante"
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Favourite move: Airflare
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Breaking Experience: 15 years
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Instagram/Tiktok: @infantebfb
Logo designed by Jessica Siu