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Niels "Storm" Robitzky - The living legend who's been bringing the real storm since 1983.
Pioneer. World champion. Guinness World Record holder for most windmills. Architect of the Olympic Breaking Judging System (the Trivium / Threefold system used at the Games). The man who turned raw street energy into global theater, taught generations how to think, feel, and move like true hip-hop heads, and still drops knowledge that changes dancers forever.
From early B-boy battles in Germany to conquering New York circles, Storm mastered Breaking, Popping, and Locking like few others. He’s the guy who won Battle of the Year (twice), toured the world, choreographed for stages big and small, wrote the book (Think Breaking), and built a teaching philosophy that goes way deeper than steps - it’s culture, mindset, and soul.
Now he’s bringing that fire straight to our workshops on June 25.
If you want to train with one of the most respected OGs in the game - the professor who helped shape Olympic Breaking and has shaped modern street dance -this is your shot! Limited spots. Real talk. Real growth. Real Storm.
See you on the floor. 🔥
Allen Collado Workshop
April 11 2026
3pm-4:30pm
Allen Collado is an accomplished dance educator, choreographer, and performer with over nine years of teaching experience. Specializing in Hip Hop, House, choreography, and freestyle, Allen has taught and performed across Canada and internationally, sharing his passion for street dance culture in countries including Denmark, Mexico, and Qatar. He is the Co-Owner and Co-Director of The Masses in Calgary, Artist Avenue, and Street Dance Syllabus in Okotoks, where he continues to shape the next generation of dancers through education, mentorship, and artistic development. Allen’s guest teaching credits include internationally recognized studios such as Beat Fabrikken (Denmark),Originals MX(Mexico),Vault Studio(Qatar),Rhythm 2 Dance(Toronto), and Flava Factory(Ottawa). He has also led workshops and residencies at numerous high schools, using movement and culture as tools to inspireand empower youth.As a choreographer, Allen’s work has been featured in projects for artists includingEthan CybrilandLovesick. Known for his dynamic movement quality, deep cultural knowledge, and engaging teachingapproach, Allen encourages dancers of all levels to move with confidence, authenticity, and individuality.He believes in lifelong learning and artistic exploration, guiding students to become artists in their own right.
“I believe that if you love dance, you will dance anytime, anywhere and learn a thing or two wherever it takesyou.”–Allen
Memphis Jookin Workshop
with Makkid Friday March 6th at 7pm.
MakKid –mentored by Afternoon since Nov 2024. Started dancin' at age 3, mastered Ndombolo, Jooke, Hip Hop at Urban Element Zone. Competes with Studio 360/Hooliganz, leads crews at Le Clandestin, performs worldwide to keep dance culture alive. His passion is contagious.
Memphis Jookin’ Workshop: Glide, Slide & Own the Floor!
Step into the raw energy and smooth soul of Memphis Jookin’ – the legendary street dance that exploded out of Memphis, Tennessee in the 1980s and ‘90s. Born on the wooden floors of the Crystal Palace skating rink and in neighborhood clubs, Jookin’ evolved from Gangsta Walking and Buckin’ into a hypnotic style of intricate footwork, effortless glides, toe stands, spins, slides, and playful pantomime.
In this high-energy, all-levels workshop you’ll learn:
• Core Jookin’ fundamentals: heel-toe slides, ankle breaks, glides & buck jumps
• Musicality – how to ride the beat and express yourself
• Freestyle improvisation and battle-ready moves
• The rich history and culture that makes Jookin’ more than just steps
No dance experience required – just bring comfortable shoes, loose clothes, and an open mind! Perfect for beginners, dance lovers, fitness fans, or anyone wanting to connect with authentic Memphis culture.
Whether you’re 8 or 80, you’ll leave smiling, sweating, and sliding like you were born in the Bluff City.
$20 earlybird, $30 at the door.
January Krump Session
January 9,23, and 30 at 7pm-8:30pm
Ripcode aka Ghost Rexx has been a developing professional dancer in the street dance scene based in so-called Calgary for the past 7 years. Specializing in the style of Krump he has focused primarily on teaching, battling, and expanding the community and culture throughout Calgary and western Canada. He is a member of the largest Krump crew in western Canada, Empirical Freedom as well as one of the most well respected Krump Fams in the world Rexx Fam. His impact has been able to expand outside of Calgary by working with the budding Krump scene in Vancouver and working with leaders in both the Toronto and Montreal communities. Ripcode has put a large focus on traveling to places he can learn from OG’s and Veterans within krump to uplift his home community. He is a teacher and a community leader who promotes diversity and inclusion within any dance community while also striving to educate those willing to learn and learn from anyone he can.
