Practicing the method of idea to idea as well as creating new ideas during my winter arc

I just added: 👉 On Your Back (Go Down) https://www.skool.com/breaking-foundations-1244/classroom/1d5ceb03?md=8d0c7a43e17d4d83ace32f6fcbafb00b 👉 Twelve Step (Footwork) https://www.skool.com/breaking-foundations-1244/classroom/89831f11?md=14f823e486c04c1f9eaa8db6e33a3c8f The On Your Back Go Down is a fun and creative transition that gives you another stylish way to get to the floor. The Twelve Step will help you improve your coordination, endurance, and overall footwork flow 👊 As always, take your time and focus on clean movement rather than speed. If you practice the lessons, feel free to post your videos in the community or send them to me directly, I’d love to see your progress and give you feedback! 💯

Hey team! I was away on vacation recharging my batteries, which is why this week’s GEM is dropping today on Wednesday instead of Monday. No excuses, let’s get straight to business! Last week we unlocked the hips, but open hips are useless if your upper body is floppy. Today, we unlock the secret to holding every freeze and staying rock-solid during your footwork transitions: The Core Stabilization. Most dancers think a strong core means having a 6-pack and doing 100 sit-ups. But in breaking, your core doesn't need to flex—it needs to resist movement. It needs to act as a solid bridge between your hands and your feet. 🗝️ The Technique: - The Hollow Body Hold: This is the ultimate foundation for every freeze. Lie on your back, press your lower back completely flat into the floor, and lift your legs and shoulders just a few inches. If your lower back arches, your core is turned off. - Active Bracing: Imagine someone is about to punch you in the stomach right before you drop into a freeze. That feeling of tightening your entire trunk (not just sucking your stomach in) is active bracing. - The Shoulder-to-Core Connection: Your core doesn't work alone. To hold a stable freeze, you must push the floor away actively through your shoulders while keeping your core locked. 💡 Why this is a game-changer: 1. Freeze Control: No more wobbling or collapsing at the end of your rounds. A stable core gives you that "snapshot" effect where you stop instantly in mid-air. 2. Lightness on Your Feet: When your core is engaged, your legs feel lighter, making your 6-step or 7-step look effortless. 3. Injury Prevention: A strong, bracing core protects your lower back from the heavy impacts of go-downs and power moves. 🛠️ Today's Quick Challenge: During your session today, try to hold a Hollow Body position for 30 seconds right before you start practicing your freezes. Notice how much more solid your body feels when you enter the freeze. Are you struggling with keeping your freezes solid, or do you feel your lower back arching during footwork? Let me know in the comments! 👇

Do you feel like your hips "freeze" the moment you try to go to the floor? You might be flexible enough to sit in a deep squat, but the moment you start moving into footwork, everything locks up. This is the biggest hurdle for most breakers. The problem isn't that your muscles are "short", it’s that your brain is "locking" the joint because it doesn't feel stable during weight shifts. To unlock your full potential, you need Active Mobility in every single angle. Instead of just telling you what to do, I filmed a complete masterclass video for you today with 14 precise hip mobility drills! 🎥👇 🗝️ How to approach these 14 drills: You don't need to do all 14 exercises in every single warm-up. Think of this video as your personal Mobility Menu. Pick your weapons based on what you need today: - The Openers (For Wide Shapes): Focus on the drills that force your knees outward. This "opens the gate" of your pelvis so your 6-step looks 2x wider without extra effort. - The Rotators (For Fluid Transitions): Focus on the internal and external rotation drills. This is what stops your hips from freezing when you spiral down into a Go-Down. - The Stabilizers (For Joint Longevity): These drills build strength in your maximum range. They take the "twisting" pressure off your knees and lower back-essential if you want to dance for 20+ years without pain. 🛠️ Today's Action Step: Watch the video below and pick 3 to 4 drills that feel the most challenging for you. Spend 3-5 minutes doing them before you start your Toprock today. Notice how much lighter, lower, and smoother your transitions feel right after. Watch the video below, try the drills, and let me know in the comments: Which specific number from the 14 drills felt like the biggest release for your hips? Let’s unlock those shapes! 👇 Next Monday: We unlock "The Core Stabilization" How to stay solid in every freeze! ✊😎

I didn't record me working on the 7 step but I did record this before end of session where I tried to apply it. Still a bit off