My kid has been going here for over two years now and has found breaking athletic, adaptive, and creative. Students learn moves and techniques but add their own twists putting them together in combinations. They can adapt moves to their strengths, abilities, and styles. Each coach we've tried has brought something unique and positive. They are great breakers but are also good at teaching those skills to others with positive, patient, and supportive attitudes.
My kid and the students I've watched have developed strength, stamina, quick thinking, and resilience. Participating in things like the jams (events) and open practices ("the Zone") has also given a wonderful sense of community. I've watched students from age 5 through adult start out tentative but begin to develop confidence by the third class or so. For my kid, the quiet confidence and persistence developed through breaking at All10 has spread to other activities and academic settings, too, which has been pretty awesome to watch as a parent.
A lace system based on learning and mastering specific moves gives some structure and visible progress. As students progress, this is not an "instant gratification" activity. Once they get to more advanced "power" moves, it takes time to build up the strength and stamina for them. When they persist and finally nail something, others cheer their successes. If they are consistent, the results I've seen among my kids' breaking peers are impressive. They develop great mental and physical skills, but best of all, they just have fun doing so. read more