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Throwback Thursday ✊🏾To all my Lockers — I say this with love and respect for the culture. Take a moment to really study the originals. Watch how they stop when they lock. That moment, that control, that intention… that’s the heart of Locking.
Just like ballet, jazz, and other dance styles have strong foundations you have to learn and honor, Locking is no different. The foundation matters. It’s what gives the dance its identity and its feeling.
If we lose the lock, we lose the essence. And this isn’t about calling anyone out — it’s about lifting the standard and preserving something beautiful that was passed down to us.
My teacher Greg always said: respect the foundation. And Don “Campbellock himself said, “Learn my dance and make it yours.” That means knowing where it starts.
Locking is about locking your body… and making it feel good, making it sexy, making it you.
Let’s keep growing, learning, and honoring the dance the right way. ✊🏾😉 The original lockers 🙌🏾 #doncampbellock
@officialtonibasil
#mrpenguin 🐧
#shabbadoo
@slim_the_robot_thelockers 🤖
#flukyluke
#gregcampbellockjr Jr

The guy who swears he wears the pants in the relationship
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#legsalmighty making a comeback🦵🏾😂✊🏾😉

“Did a full boxing workout today at @lbjackrabbitboxing , and I want to set the record straight. A lot of people think mitt work alone makes a boxer, but real boxing is a full spectrum. It’s jump rope, shadowboxing, heavy bag, double-end bag, sparring, speed bag—the whole package. Today, I put in the work across all these elements. Shoutout to @lilaathletes for keeping me on track and helping me stay in shape. Remember, being a complete boxer means training every aspect—no shortcuts.”#BoxingLife #FullBodyTraining #NoShortcuts

My boy #kaderuotolo@ruotolobrothersjiujitsu was absolutely incredible yesterday, Friday the 15th, in Bangkok, Thailand, at @onechampionship . After everything he’s been through—coming back from that big knee injury—he was just phenomenal. I’m so proud of you, my friend. I’ll see you in the gym soon—and by the way, you got a bonus $50,000! But, um… can I borrow $100? Just kidding! Unless you really going to give it to me 😂😂😂✊🏾😉 #OneChampionship #ProudFriend #ComebackStory #BonusTime

“I’ve never heard this #jackson5 song before—‘Forever Came Today.’ This song is so soulful; you know I had to vibe to it. Love Fridays! #Jackson5 #ForeverCameToday #SoulfulMusic #FridayVibes”

Highlights of the legendary B-Boy Flo Master (@flomaster73) from the Team Shaolin vs. Hip Hop Elements Special Exhibition Battle at B-boy Master Pro-am held in Miami in 1999.

In my opinion, 1999 was the period when Flo Master reached his peak level. After his time with Rock Steady Crew, he began building a more independent career around 1997, and from that point on, his style continued to evolve with even more clarity and identity.

Flo Master is one of those rare figures who fully embodied his own character within breaking. His dance went beyond simply having a style. It became a clear example of how a B-Boy can create his own world through movement.

If anyone needs an explanation of what “character” means within the dance of breaking, they should look into the history of Flo Master.

He proved that character is not just an image. It is something completed through personality, attitude, rhythm, body language, and the unique presence a dancer brings to the floor.

📝 Event Organizers | @zulugremlin x @legs777
📼 edit | @jungthkoreanroc

#bboyflomaster
#flomaster
#footworkfanatix
#7gems
#Rocksteadycrew

How I got the name #lockingjerry 🙌🏾 @mista_hugo 🖕🏾🙏🏾😂😊 #locking

Happy Mother’s Day to the first dancer in our family, my mom, Bonnie Thomas. You paved the way, and your spirit is always with me in every move I make. #MothersDay, #FirstDancer, #FamilyLegacy, and #DanceInHerSpirit.

@jaydon this is a challenge—same track, same vibe—who’s got the better #soulwho’s got the better feel? Let’s see who takes it 👊🏾😉 #SoulChallenge #FeelVsFeel #SameTrackChallenge #VibeCheck

This kind of thing only happens at @lbjackrabbitboxing . A person there mentioned that we should stop dancing once we’re over 50. But I still keep my mobility strong, and I feel great at 53. Do you agree with him—should we stop or should we keep going? #DancingAfter50 #AgelessMovement #MobilityMatters #NeverTooOld #JackrabbitMoves

“I know when I hit the floor, I shift shapes—Locking, House, B-Boy, MJ—but don’t get it twisted. Dance is a part of me, not all of me. Just like Michael said, to change the world, it starts with the man in the mirror. And for me, that’s Jerry Wayne Randolph. I hope you see past the moves and know that I’m always striving to be more, to be better, starting with me.”