Like many others, Kala’s freestyle journey began with the classic Nike “Joga Bonito” commercials.
The guy has more originality in his big toe than most freestylers in their entire bodies these days. The Polish international has been keeping things fresh in the freestyle world for many years now, and he’s best recognized for his breakdance influence and incredible flow. ‘Kala’ represented Poland at the RBSS finals in Warsaw last year. Many would argue that these are the most enjoyable freestylers to watch as they are unpredictable and constantly innovating. Bartłomiej Rak, better known as simply Kala, is certainly someone you would put in this kind of bracket. These pioneers, who most of the time have developed hard-to-replicate styles and an abundance of signature moves, have creativity as their biggest asset. While its increasing popularity and difficulty would suggest that new levels and moves are being discovered on a daily basis, the truth of the matter is that they were always there to begin with - we just needed a little help from some pioneers to show us what can be done before our very eyes.
In a sport like freestyle, where creativity plays such a massive role, it’s important to note that the possibilities are endless. We get an exclusive look at how the reigning Polish champion thinks the sport can improve, and also how the art of breaking has changed the way he approaches freestyle. One of the world’s most creative and original freestylers, Bartłomiej “Kala” Rak is not only known for his incredible breakdance-inspired combos, but also for his unique views on the freestyle world.
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