In January 1995, life took a turn into an art form that has changed people's lives. Connected to many "street kids" this dance has gone on to give many of us a... Read More...
Welcome to RoxRite's first online program! It's a 10 course program for b-boys and b-girls to develop and grow their skill set to a higher level. This prog... Read More...
A term inspired by one of Hip Hop's most influential albums, Illmatic.
Breakmatic is to represent this dance at the highest level. As bboys/bgirls its ... Read More...
After closing out one of the best years I had from the last decade. I took sometime time off for the month of December. It was a slow month and also dealt wit... Read More...
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ThursdayNovember 21st, 2019
Levitt Pavillion - MacArthur Park2230 W... Read More...
Going into a 3rd straight week of competition, finally a victory? This week it is Soul Cypher Swiss. The biggest obstacle outside of stamina has been move memo... Read More...
Months of preparation and training is being put to the test on a weekly basis. This time the battle turns out to be a 2 vs 3 battle for us. After the planned 3... Read More...
After making some changes and re training, it was time to prepare for one of the of the biggest 2 on 2 events in the world. From wight loss to mental preparati... Read More...
After a brief hiatus due to injuries and scheduling, it is time to get back on track re inspired and motivated. After facing injuries, overcoming some life cir... Read More...
To celebrate the 77th win which was the 2011 Red Bull BC One. As part of the Roxrite 100 campaign, Red Bull and I teamed up with Adidas to print a limited edi... Read More...
Roxrite, born Omar Delgado, emigrated to the United States from Mexico at the age of six. Seven years later, at the tender age of 12, Omar started dancing after being influenced by local bboys. His first crew, Sub 4, soon became a heavy focus on Omar’s life. His dedication to the dance and his style of bboying gave way to his new name, “Roxrite,” a term referring to how he always “rocked right.”
