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Dobong-gu to Hold Breaking One-Day Class at Seoninbong Hall, Dobong-gu Office 2nd Floor on 28th at 4 PM
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On November 28, the entire Breaking professional team from Dobong-gu Office will be fully mobilized.

On this day, the Breaking professional team plans to teach local youth everything about breaking. Kim Hong-yeol (Hongten), who shone at the Paris Olympics, will also personally teach his signature move, the freeze.

Dobong-gu (Mayor Oh Eon-seok) announced that on the 28th at 4 PM, it will hold a ‘Breaking One-Day Class’ for local youth at Seoninbong Hall on the 2nd floor of Dobong-gu Office.

This event, hosted by the Dobong-gu Office Breaking professional team, is designed to teach everything from basic theory such as the history of breaking to representative moves like footwork and power moves.

National Team Member Hongten's A to Z Guide to Breaking

The class will run for three hours from 4 PM to 7 PM, and will conclude with a photo session with the breaking team athletes.

Registration is open for up to 200 participants on a first-come, first-served basis until November 22. Applications can be made by phone or email to the Dobong-gu Culture and Sports Department.

Oh Eon-seok, Mayor of Dobong-gu, said, “Athletes who dominate the Korean b-boying scene have prepared a special time for the youth, the future leaders of Dobong-gu. An unforgettable time with Olympian (Hongten) awaits you, so we ask for your great interest.”

Previously, the district established the first-ever Breaking professional team nationwide last year. The Dobong-gu Office Breaking professional team is led by director Lee Woo-sung, chairman of the Special Breaking Committee of the Korea DanceSport Federation, and includes the ‘living legend’ of Korean breaking Kim Hong-yeol (Hongten), Hangzhou Asian Games national representative b-girl Kwon Sung-hee (Starry), ace Oh Cheol-je (FE), skilled b-boy duo Park Won-bin (Jazzbear) and Choi Jung-woo (Milli), as well as the top kid division champion Eom Hye-sung (B1).