Although we always adapt our workshops to best suit the needs of the class we generally structure our workshops as follows:

• A short introduction in order to allow the class to feel more at ease with us and to allow the class to greet each other. This will allow for the session to run as smoothly as possible and ensure that the class will be Comfortable with the workshop
• Discussion about the history of bboying (breaking) in which we will ask the students questions. As well as this being important in the fact that they will be learning about the bboying and hip hop culture it is usually a good way to measure the class's experience with bboying.
• Community Development
• A breaking based warm up to loosen up the class's muscles they will use most during the workshop and get the cardiovascular system sped up
• Teach the class a short routine that will contain the four elements of bboying top rock, footwork, power moves and freezes. Depending on the length of the workshop we may then lead the class in a different routine giving them more room to be creative.
• At the end of the session we will usually end on a fun note perhaps by splitting the class into two crews and having a mini battle. This gives the class a chance to unwind and have fun with what they have learnt.
• End in a cool down in order to allow the class's heart rates and breathing to lower to a comfortable level.