“In a common rhythm that unifies us all …”

Two years ago we watched them show this video at a Lollicup fundraiser event, and tonight we watched them premiere on ABDC. Go vote for Stepboys!

Text 4 to 22444.

Call 1-855-427-3904

9:10 pm • 11 April 2012 • 8 notes

Sore.

I forgot how good this feels.

Dancing ‘til your body aches …

5:04 pm • 24 February 2012 • 3 notes

Nobody is home, I should be doing homework;

but instead I have music blaring and am dancing around the living room.

Yes.

6:16 pm • 12 February 2012 • 2 notes

Decided to collab on the choreo project.

Put our ideas together, and now the b-boys have two ladies making the routine for them. It’s going to be dope, I don’t care what the teacher thinks. First breaking one for this thing? Yeahhh!

2:00 am • 11 February 2012 • 3 notes

Writing a proposal for choreography class.

Hopefully everyone doesn’t think I’m a joke. HA.

Ready for it?

12:49 pm • 4 February 2012 • 6 notes

Battle for Creative Arts - San Francisco, CA

Going down to SF for dance is always fun and inspiring. It’s interesting to see a different community of dancers and nice to see different faces. The ultimate is being able to see other individual styles. I feel like sometimes, especially in our area, dancers start to look alike. They all train together and that influences their style. (Don’t get me wrong, they are all amazing dancers, you just see how they dance similarly). It’s eye-opening.

Besides that, on the car ride home we had some really nice dance discussions and it can really put you into a better mindset.

Basically,

Music is the heart, but it doesn’t discriminate. Just because you are a popper, or b-boy, or whatever - dance to whatever. Yes, maybe you get a lame song, but work the best with what you’re given. You can talk about the dj later, but if you can kill it during a stupid song, that shows how strong YOU are as a dancer.
Dancing is movement, but so much more. I think your character is still important. No matter how good you get, or who you are, remember to not lose the love of dance or good attitude for fame.
Battles aren’t choreography. I just think it’s weird when people battle like they are constantly on stage. A battle is in the moment. It’s okay to have sets, but don’t just dance like you are doing routines the whole time. That’s one thing that really sets this kind of thing apart from the “classical” dances.

Seriously inspiring day spent with Fresh and Fly Productions (www.facebook.com/freshandflypros)

10:14 pm • 22 January 2012 • 22 notes

Countdown to the Underground

This jam is happening on March 3rd, and we’ve made a little competition to count down to it, which you can check out at www.freshandflyproductions.com/blog

Here are some of the tasks:

Call somebody out in a cypher
Film yourself teaching somebody a move (it can be anybody! A friend, your mom, a random man on the street)
Bring a friend to a local event
Go to a hip hop event outside your city
Make up a rap including the words fresh, fly, sactown, and dance
Attend a dance workshop
Take a class outside of your style
Purchase a t-shirt from a local vendor
Take a picture of yourself doing a freeze in a store
Film yourself dancing downtown
Get some friends and create a routine
Do 25 pushups 5 days straight
Do 10 handstand push ups
Learn a new move
Enter a jam