Every crew member has their own individual Breaker Page displaying their 4-element style radar, signature move combos, battle rounds, and booking availability.
Richard 'Crazy Legs' Colón joined Rock Steady Crew in 1977 and propelled it into an international phenomenon. He invented the continuous backspin and the W-spin, catapulting breaking from the asphalt of the South Bronx into international cinemas with Wild Style, Style Wars, and Beat Street.
Known across the globe as 'The Epitome of a B-Boy', Ken Swift defined the aesthetics, terminology, and foundational downrock technique that modern breaking rests upon. His appearance in Beat Street and worldwide clinics codified the international standard of b-boy style.
Steffan 'Mr. Wiggles' Clemente is a living monument to hip-hop culture, being a pivotal member of both Rock Steady Crew and The Electric Boogaloos as well as legendary graffiti crew TC5. He bridges b-boy foundation with the funk styles of popping and locking.
Kim Heon-woo, known as Wing, captured the 2008 Red Bull BC One World Championship in Paris and helped Jinjo Crew achieve the historic Grand Slam. His signature 'Wing-mills' and velvet-smooth transitions make him one of the cleanest, most complete breakers in history.
Kim Heon-jun is the founding captain of Jinjo Crew and older brother of Wing. Skim transformed Jinjo from a local South Korean crew into the undisputed Grand Slam champions of world breaking, orchestrating legendary routines that revolutionized crew battles worldwide.
Jang Ji-kwang, better known as Vero, is Jinjo Crew's premiere power weapon. Renowned for his fearless high-altitude airflares and clutch routine moments at Battle of the Year and UK B-Boy Championships, Vero brings unstoppable kinetic force to every battle.
Philip Kim made history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games by winning the inaugural Olympic Men's Breaking Gold Medal in unanimous fashion. Representing Red Bull BC One All Stars, Phil Wizard is celebrated for his endless stamina, innovative threads, and spontaneous musical improvisation.
Ami Yuasa won the first-ever Red Bull BC One B-Girl World Championship in Zurich in 2018, reclaimed it in 2023 in Paris, and conquered the world by winning the historic Women's Olympic Gold Medal at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games with razor-sharp footwork and flawless musicality.
Victor Montalvo of Skill Methodz is one of the most decorated b-boys in history, having won the Red Bull BC One World Championship twice (2015 Rome & 2022 New York), the WDSF World Championship, and the Olympic Bronze Medal at Paris 2024. His blend of power and rhythm is legendary.
Menno van Gorp is one of only two b-boys to win the Red Bull BC One World Final three times (2014 Paris, 2017 Amsterdam, 2019 Mumbai). An artist on canvas as well as the linoleum, Menno developed an utterly distinct, fluid, and twisting floor style that changed competitive breaking.
Kim Hong-yeol (Hong 10) is a living immortal in the breaking world. Winning the Red Bull BC One World Championship in 2006 (Sao Paulo), 2013 (Seoul), and again 17 years later in 2023 (Paris) at age 38, he invented the iconic Hong 10 Freeze and continues to battle the world's best.
Logan 'Logistx' Edra exploded onto the global breaking scene with unmatched athletic dynamism and hip-hop heart. In 2021 in Gdansk, Poland, she became the youngest Red Bull BC One B-Girl World Champion and later represented the United States at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Lee-Lou Demierre of The Ruggeds is acclaimed for his gravity-defying acrobatic flow and explosive crash freezes. Reaching the Red Bull BC One World Finals and winning major international crew crowns with The Ruggeds, Lee brings razor-sharp European flair to every floor.
Oren 'Flea Rock' Michaeli is an influential legend of American breaking and cornerstone of Skill Methodz. For over three decades, Flea Rock has set the standard for high-octane footwork velocity, razor musicality, and relentless battle aggression.