Pierre Bleriot, also known as Bboy Punisher, started breakdancing in 2000. Originally from Bonneville, France, he began alongside his brother Damien (Bboy Demon).

During his early years, he competed in numerous battles with the group Hors Normes. After a few years , he joined another group (Alliance), with, whom he toured the world and won numerous international competitions. autre groupe (Alliance) groupe avec lequel il fera le tour du monde et gagnera de nombreuses compétitions internationales.

After 10 years of competition, during which he built up an international reputation, recognised for his exceptional skill in ‘Powermoves’ – notably as the very first person to perform moves such as the one-arm spin and appearing in the Guinness Book of Records for setting the world record in 1999 (a move involving spinning whilst balancing on one arm) – Also renowned for his sequences and precision, he was approached by one of the world’s most prestigious groups, the Flyingsteps (a German group). He joined the group in 2012 and continued to tour the globe with them, but this time on the theatre stage; the show was called ‘Red Bull Flying Bach’. The show was a global success; they notably won an award for it, and he continues to tour with the Flyingsteps to this day.

Also renowned for his sequences and precision, he was approached by one of the world’s most prestigious groups, the Flyingsteps (a German group). He joined the group in 2012 and has continued to travel the globe with them, but this time on the theatre stage; the show is called Red Bull Flying Bach. The show has been a global success – they notably won an award for it – and he continues to tour with the Flyingsteps to this day. Throughout his career, he has shared his passion around the world (through workshops, classes, etc.); passing on his knowledge is an important aspect that he wishes to continue sharing. He is the father of two children, as well as a composer and guitarist.

CLASS TYPE

The classes are based on several elements.

1. Developing flexibility (flexibility is a key element; it enables movements to be performed correctly and plays an extremely important role in recovery and self-awareness).
2. 
   Developing coordination and motor skills; this training particularly enhances concentration ♀️ – the more complex and technical the movements become, the more important the ability to concentrate becomes.
3. 
   Learning to learn: learning to develop the right learning reflexes, knowing how to observe and replicate; these skills are not only effective for breakdancing but also in everyday life.