Foundations Class Series – Open Level Breakdance & Injury Management
4 – 6:30PM
Join for an Open Level Breakdance class and Injury Management for Dancers class taught by guest teachers at Modega Studio in Long Island City.
RSVP is not required to attend, walk-ins are welcome!
Location: Modega Studio
11-05 44th Avenue, Queens, NY 11101
Transportation: 7 Train to Court Square Station, E train to Court Square 23rd Street, F train to 21st Street Queensbridge Station. Limited street parking.
See ADA accessible stations here.
Queensboro Dance Festival invites you to try Breakdance and learn about Injury Management for Dancer, part of QDF’s Foundation Series! Proficient dancers trained in a different technique are welcome to take class. Free to attend, professional open level.
4–5:15pm: Open Level Breakdance with Will
Geared toward dancers trained in other styles, this introduction to breaking focuses on musicality, foundation, and freestyle. Whether you’re a professional dancer or completely new to breaking, you’ll learn fundamental concepts, develop confidence in the movement, and leave with tools you can apply to your own dance practice.
Will is a seasoned B-Boy with over 19 years of competitive experience, showcasing his skills on national and international stages, including Taiwan, Japan, The Netherlands, Switzerland, the UK, Canada, and throughout the US. He has collaborated with industry leaders such as Red Bull, Monster Energy, Nike, and Fujifilm in various prestigious events. In addition to his competitive achievements, he is a distinguished Commercial Dancer, having performed alongside notable artists including Nick Canon, J Balvin, Bebe Rexha, Ashanti, and others. His professional portfolio also includes prominent campaigns for brands like Johnny Walker, Camel, Nikon, and Reebok. Recently, he’s been seen on-screen in Wu-Tang: An American Saga, highlighting his acting abilities.
5:15–6:30pm: Injury Management for Dancers with SPEAR Physical Therapy
More information to be announced soon!
Photo Credit: Robin Michals