
Breakdance Program
The Funky House Breakdance Program is designed to develop strong foundations, musicality, body control, strength, creativity, confidence, and individual style.
Students learn that breaking is not only about tricks. The program develops complete dancers through technical foundations, rhythm, footwork, freezes, transitions, freestyle, strength, flexibility, battle skills, and performance experience.
Regular Breakdance groups train 2 times per week. A separate Weekend Breakdance Program is available for students who can attend once per week.
All students progress at their own pace, with skills adapted to age, experience, strength, coordination, and physical readiness.
Mini Breaking Kids (ages 5-7)

Schedule
Tuesday & Thursday 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
1618 Sheepshead Bay Rd, Brooklyn, NY
Program dates
September 8, 2026 -
June 30, 2027
Teacher
Yury Plisko
Description
A fun and structured introduction to breaking for younger dancers.
Students learn:
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basic toprock;
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beginner footwork;
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simple floor movement;
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beginner freezes;
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rhythm and musicality;
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coordination and balance;
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strength and body control;
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flexibility and mobility;
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beginner freestyle;
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performance skills.
The goal is to build strong physical and musical foundations while helping children become confident and comfortable expressing themselves through movement.
As dancers develop their skills, they may also have opportunities to participate in:
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winter & summer recitals
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breakdance battles;
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cyphers;
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in-studio battle sessions;
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selected outside battle events.
Junior Breaking Kids (8-12)

Schedule
Tuesday & Thursday 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Location
1618 Sheepshead Bay Rd, Brooklyn, NY
Program dates
September 8, 2026 -
June 30, 2027
Teacher
Yury Plisko
Description
A progressive program for developing dancers.
Training includes:
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toprock;
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footwork;
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freezes;
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transitions;
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floorwork;
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strength and conditioning;
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flexibility;
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musicality;
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freestyle;
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battle and cypher foundations;
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performance skills.
As students become stronger and more technically prepared, they may begin working on introductory power and dynamic elements.
Students learn how to connect movements, respond to music, freestyle, and gradually develop their own style.
As dancers develop their skills, they may also have opportunities to participate in:
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winter & summer recitals
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breakdance battles;
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cyphers;
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in-studio battle sessions;
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selected outside battle events.
Mini Breakers Weekend (ages 4-6)

Schedule
Saturday 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
1618 Sheepshead Bay Rd, Brooklyn, NY
Program dates
September 8, 2026 -
June 30, 2027
Teacher
Yury Plisko
Our Mini Breakers class is a fun and age-appropriate introduction to Breaking for young dancers ages 4–6.
Students will learn the basic elements of Breaking through movement games, simple combinations, rhythm exercises, and beginner-friendly floorwork.
The program focuses on building a strong foundation while helping children develop coordination, strength, balance, confidence, and musicality.
Students will work on:
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Basic Toprock and standing movement
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Beginner Footwork
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Simple floor movement and transitions
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Age-appropriate beginner Freezes
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Rhythm and musicality
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Coordination and body awareness
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Strength, balance, and flexibility
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Creative movement and beginner freestyle
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Listening skills and following choreography
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Confidence and teamwork
Classes are structured to keep young dancers active, engaged, and excited to learn while introducing them to the culture and fundamentals of Breaking in a positive and supportive environment.
No previous dance experience is required.
Perfect for young dancers who love to move, have energy, and want to explore Breaking in a fun and structured way.
Weekend Breakdance (ages 8-14)

Schedule
Saturday 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Location
1618 Sheepshead Bay Rd, Brooklyn, NY
Program dates
September 8, 2026 -
June 30, 2027
Teacher
Yury Plisko
Description
A flexible option for students who want to learn breaking but cannot commit to twice-weekly classes.
Students work on basic foundations, rhythm,footwork, freezes, strength, flexibility, freestyle, coordination, and confidence.
Students may later transition into a regular twice-weekly group.
As dancers develop their skills, they may also have opportunities to participate in:
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winter & summer recitals
-
breakdance battles;
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cyphers;
-
in-studio battle sessions;
-
selected outside battle events.
