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Logistx: Top career moments
From her early battles that turned heads to her landmark victories on the stage, Logistx has consistently demonstrated why she’s a leading force in breaking.
In the world of breaking, where rhythm meets raw athleticism, few figures have made an impact quite like Red Bull breaking athlete, Logan 'Logistx' Edra. Rising from underground battles to global stages, Logistx has become a household name in the breaking community. Her journey has taken her from a timid kid to one of the most celebrated b-girls in the world.
Logistx
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“There were a lot of traumas and hardships I had to get through as a kid, but when I'm breaking, it helps me find release from those and balance,” she says. “Breaking was born out of struggle, so I feel at home and like I belong when I'm dancing. When I break, I feel like a superhero. I feel empowered.”
Through breaking, Logistx found a powerful outlet. Read ahead for a guide to Logistx’s top career moments and learn how this street dance star took breaking from a cathartic hobby to a prolific vocation.
Logistx warming up in the cypher.
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Early breakthrough moments
Let’s rewind to when Logistx first burst onto the scene. Her father introduced her to street dancing at a young age and she quickly gained attention for her unique style, blending elements of toprock, footwork, and other moves. Logistx immersed herself in the Filipino community within the San Diego freestyle and choreography scene. After attending her first jam, the 2012 Red Bull BC One Cypher, Logistx knew it was her dream to compete.
At 15, she earned her first title at the 2018 Silverback Open B-Girl solo competition, where she beat four of the top b-girls in the international circuit. Logistx didn’t just hold her own — she owned the floor. She kept the moves going at the World Urban Games, placing third. This placing led her to secure first at the Singapore Junior 7-To-Smoke Radikal Forze Jam.
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Defining battles and championships
Logistx on the Red Bull BC One World Final stage
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Fast forward to the high-stakes world of international competitions, where Logistx turned up the heat and delivered some of her most defining battles. In 2021, she faced off against seasoned opponents at the Red Bull BC One World Final in Poland. In the end, the young b-girl came out on top.
“I had so much fun on that stage, and I'm so thankful to everyone in that room for giving me their energy,” Logistx says.
More pivotal Logistx accomplishments arrived as she faced off at WDSF competitions, including the WDSF Breaking for Gold Challenge Series and World Series, and the WDSF Pan American Championships. The clash of titans at these events had the entire breaking community on edge. Logistx’s performance was electric, winning second at the WDSF Breaking for Gold Challenge Series and the World Series. The following year in 2022, freeze moves and footwork helped her take home third for the WDSF Pan American Championships.
Logistx does the Airfreeze
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Media appearances and collaborations
Media spotlight
Logistx’s influence doesn’t stop breaking on the streets — she’s garnered attention in other competitions and stages. Logistx was the Season 2 winner of the dance competition show, NBC’s World of Dance, as part of The Lab crew. Logistx’s talent was showcased to a nationwide audience a year later on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2019.
Finding mentors
Throughout her career, she’s had renowned mentors and collaborators to guide her. In Logistx’s early stages, she took B-Girl Valpal’s breaking class, which led to Valpal eventually recruiting Logistx into her Underground Flow crew.
Trainer Shotyme also took her under his wing to further bring out “up top” dancing and work on improving stiff moves.
“I think one of the reasons a lot of my mentors wanted to mentor me was because they saw how dedicated I was to the craft. Also, I would say, always being a student is very important, plus it's also important to find yourself,” she says.
Team ups and collaborations
Logistx signed on as an official Red Bull athlete in 2019 to continue carving her path in breaking. Red Bull even put her on a limited-edition Red Bull can. She’s an ambassador for the culture, bringing breaking into homes around the world and inspiring the next generation of b-girls.
Throughout her career, Logistx wanted to define herself and learn to balance her success with low moments, like social media’s toxic side. She decided to view herself as an artist instead of just a breaker and worked to spread the importance of mental health.
During her self-discovery journey, Logistx debuted at Jonzi D's Breakin' Convention at London's Sadler's Wells Theatre to show breaking went big in theaters. Logistx also loves connecting with athletes, so she wrote the Log In column with fellow AAPI dancer Sorah Yang.
Sorah and Logistx
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Logistx went from admiring Red Bull breaking athlete, Ronnie Abaldonado, to performing alongside him. She now receives his advice and competes in the same competitions while they remain a breakdancing friendship anchored in their shared Filipino heritage.
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Awards and recognitions
The most notable moments in Logistx's career could make any athlete jealous. Being the youngest Red Bull BC One World Final winner at the time and the first Filipino-American b-girl winner are just some of Logistx’s many milestones. Since her debut in the world of breaking competitions, she’s collected a ton of impressive titles:2018: 1st Place at the Silverback Open Championship.
- 2018: 1st Place at the Silverback Open Championship
- 2019: 3rd Place at the World Urban Games
- 2020: 1st Place at the Junior Breaking 7ToSmoke Radikal Forze Jam
- 2022: 2nd Place at the WDSF Breaking for Gold Challenge Series
- 2022: 2nd Place at the WDSF Breaking for Gold World Series
- 2022: 2nd Place at the Red Bull BC One World Final
- 2023: 3rd Place at the WDSF Pan American Championships
- 2024: 3rd Place at the Paris Qualifier Series
- 2024: Youngest to represent USA on the world stage in Paris for breaking
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Legacy and future prospects
B-girl Logistx
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In the world of street dance, Logistx has cross-stepped, spun, backrocked, backstepped, and flipped her way to becoming a household name after breaking for over a decade. Logistx plans to maintain her spirituality and balance to keep an active dancing lifestyle. She uses crystals to sustain her energy and ground herself year-round. Physically, Logistx trains to have “general maintenance” during the off-season, and during competitions, she continues training with purpose.
As future dancers rise, Logistx will most likely become a mentor herself to help pave the breaking journey.
“I'm thankful to be standing on the backs of other legendary b-girls who paved the way and created this for me, and I'm going to continue that vision for the future and elevate the next-gen,” she says.
As for future projects, it wouldn’t be surprising to see her take on more mentors to keep growing as a dancer. Fans can also assume she’ll continue dabbling in other art forms, like singing, group choreographing, and video directing; she released a 101 video about breaking into the dance scene.
The rhythm of tomorrow: Logistx’s next chapter
As fans look back on Logistx’s journey, it’s clear that her influence on the street dance scene is nothing short of revolutionary. From her early battles that turned heads to her landmark victories on the stage, Logistx has consistently demonstrated why she’s a leading force in breaking. Her unique style and relentless passion have won her accolades and broadened the appeal of breakdancing far beyond its traditional roots. Logistx’s legacy in the street dance world is already secure, but she’s only getting started.
