Ex winners

But he didnt walks over his heels

The famous Domenico jump quikstep

They were definitely my favorites

His partner is severely underweight. Being malnourished can lead to slip ups

Although from the looks of it. He was at fault

@@skypeters3034 he was not the floor was slippery

@@szlendak1368 kind of, I slowed it down, he did not land the jump. His weight came down on the ball of his foot and he lost his balance. But I agree is partner is malnourished looking and a bit heavy footed. He looks quicker than her and it seemed like he was trying to compensate,

But he protected her gracefully so she didn't fall too hard.

There is some recovery time of course usually after a fall like this, to tune in with your self, your partner, the music, the performance as an whole. They've could pick it up faster, but it was quite an ugly fall. He grabs his shoulder, you can see he was in pain.

Plus it looked like he really hurt his shoulder

Они женаты

I really had to wonder if it was part of their act/dance, because of how well they flowed right back into it. Darnit, bless their hearts ..hope he waa really ok...

I think it was to resynchronise, as with such a rapid dance you need to make sure you're in perfect harmony and that's certainly not guaranteed after a fall

yess that would be so fun to watch

@@henloworld514 oh yes with TV, redirect ❤️ the dreams ~

@@danacernei4834 But it has been presented in an olympic so far, has it? I don't remember. Thnx!

It should be. They’ve been trying for years, but we get skateboarding instead. 😑

It should but it can't. It would be too time consuming even more then ice skating + the nominations for the olympics would be totally unfair...

Wow I watched that anime too wish they would make more. It was incredible well done

@@gracelingirl5087 Same! I loved the whole thing

Idem

Me too

The harder the choreography the higher the score, they also score on presentation, age, technique, and some other criteria play into the evaluation too.

Good points raised.

Don't want to turn this in a battle of the sexes because both parties are equally impressive. I just feel that the reason why the woman can do those very floaty movements is because the man is expected to support her. The man however doesn't really have anyone holding him up (relatively) so if he screws up, they both go down (4:15). While if the woman happens to lose her balance for a split moment, hopefully the man can mitigate that. Also women are biologically built difference when it comes to balance. They seem to have a wider core rotation than men before needing to compensate the weight over their centre of mass. I said all of that but know that I do not disagree with anything you said. The woman I think definitely has the more difficult parts and the only(or main) reason she can do it is because there is a man or partner assisting. As they say, it takes two to tango. The man is suppose to be the solid foundation and strength so that's probably why they are in relatively normal footwear. While I feel the woman is suppose to be the beauty and the eyecatch, the element that draws the eyes and attention and that's why they wear such flamboyant dresses.

GoodwillWright -- as someone who has danced professionally in several genres, it's important to realize while it may seem like the man is doing all the supporting, women have to have pliable "backs of steal". In essence they aren't wimp, dead weights but have to "hold" themselves to facilitate a good partnership with strong technique. However, I would agree that both roles, have unique and mutual challenges and that dance is a beautiful and demanding melding of art and sport.

@@TVY2013 As someone who can't dance to save their life, I have a serious question to the dancers out there. Is there a real reason the women have to hold their heads in that stiff and unnatural way? (to help with balance or something) Or is it just for the look?

@@mystmagyk3101 It's stylistic "tradition" -- which not everyone likes, but it's been the look for a long time. However, given that it is more of a strain to hold the neck in that position anatomically when it's not turned, that could play into how this style arose/developed, too.

Trouper (performer)!

@@ravelanone9462 Spellcheck got me! Ego got you! 😂😁

Spot on.

Да, весело пробежались?

he slipped on the floor you can just see his foot slipping not his fault

I think they were fantastic

That’s part of the training. It’s up to the guys to manoeuvre on a crowded floor and there is great technical skill involved.

I know nothing about dance but found the first couples dancing most visually pleasing

Entièrement d accord...Le pas extrêmement léger...on avait l impression qu ils volaient!

Totally!

Yes broo its the same for me

The manga and the anime are insanely accurate. It's crazy how realistic the author made it and this video is like an episode of the anime.

Ah! Im not the only one who came here thanks to this anime!

Thanks to you I can rewatch it again and again

They are my favorites too ! So dynamic !

also took me a moment to realize the song was the OG tiktok song (revived by kesha)

YES! I watch all manner of Russian dance no matter the genre and I find that they excel in them all. And their audiences seem to react so enthusiastically in appreciation of the talent presented to them.

My jaw literally dropped!

actually, I was thinking about that. the men just need a couple of suits, but the women have to be able to afford all those dresses.... and they are not cheap.

@@anastasia10017 suits are also expensive since i think they customize it for their sizes...but yeah they're all perfect in my eyes~

@@jaidielien6262 the suits will be expensive but how many does he need ? 3 ? 4? plus many shirts. and 2 pairs of shoes ? How many dresses does the woman need ? 10 ? 15 ? plus gold shoes, silver shoes, black shoes, red shoes etc etc...

@@anastasia10017 dunno depending on the dancer if they're stylish or not but lets not argue about this...theyre all expensive and beautiful~

@@anastasia10017the woman could just wear the same dresses over and over. They dont have to get a new dress all the time, its just vanity that makes them "need" a new dress.

То чувство, когда ты партнёр и ты можешь задирать нос 😏

Как думаете брат с сестрой морально могут станцеваться?

@@user-mr3og9pw6s зависит от взаимоотношений брата с сестрой, я со своей сестрой не смог бы, абсолютно разные темперамент и не те чувства. В танце с сестрой у меня никогда не было бы страсти, огня и той энергетики которая необходима. Но есть пары где брат и сестра отлично ладят и побеждают.

Со всем согласен, кстати, помимо осанки и грации движений ещё хорошая реакция развивается и боковое зрение, особенно на Стандарте (там вообще надо глаза иметь по всей окружности головы, т.к. партнёрша почти ничего не видит вокруг). А также внутренняя стойкость: что бы не происходило на паркете - ты должен встать, улыбнуться и закончить танец (что собственно и продемонстрировала пара 177). Мне лично как-то пришлось тоже такую выдержку проявить на одних из сорвнований. Не знаю что и как сделали организаторы, но паркет был просто "чудесный": у меня ноги вязли как в болоте, у партнёрши же наоборот скользили, будто она по льду шагала. Ничего не помогало: ни вода, ни щётка, ни парафин - никак не могли скорректировать скольжение. Плюс ещё музыка была с увеличенной длительностью: не минуту 30, а минуту 40-45. Результат: первые двадцать секунд танца ещё терпимо, но потом из-за высокой нагрузки на стопу (приходилось прилагать усилия, чтобы скользить самому, плюс дополнительные усилия, чтобы удержать партнёршу) у меня начинали дико болеть связки свода стопы, было такое ощущение, что шагаю по остриям кинжалов, воткнутых в пол. Но это соревнования по танецу - надо "держать лицо"! Потому - морду на расслабоне и изящная улыбка на губах: всем видом приходилось изображать, что танцуется легко и непринуждённо, хотя внутри я весь выл от боли. Благо категория D, всего 8 танецев и только полуфинал-финал. 2 место в результате и полный отруб сразу по приходу в гостиницу. :) Так что бальные танцы - это ещё хорошая тренировка выдержки. Есть и минусы - высок риск различных травм, в т.ч. хронических, мои почти 17 лет бальных танцев закончились травмированными связками коленей. И это ещё мелочи жизни. У нас в клубе были случаи разрыва мениска колена, переломов пальцев и носа, ушибы головы и сотресения. Само впечатляющее было, когда (вроде бы на танго или на вальсе сейчас не помню) в колонном зале из-за скользкого паркета партнёр не смог остановить во время вращение и впечатал партнёршу головой в колону, слава богу обошлось лёгким сотрясением, без переломов. Бывали конечно и курьёзы :) куда ж без них. У меня такой один раз был случай: на середине ча-ча-ча, у партнёрши оторвалась прозрачная брителька на платье (лиф под него не надевают) и оно благополучно начало сползать, обнажая грудь партнёрши - вот пришлось поизгаляться пользуясь теми мгновениями, когда моя рука оказывалась с этого бока, подтягивать ей платье вверх :))) К счастью, грудь парнёрши была спасена от разоблачения, а злочастная бретелька за минуту перерыва была намертво пришита обратно. Было и наоборот, когда парнёрша спасла меня от конфуза, подтягивая не вовремя расстегнувшиеся штаны и тоже на латине ;).

«…молодцы , это мягко сказано. Они настоящие танцоры. Когда я увидел их поведение , чуть не расплакался…»

no you want your shoes to have a bit of a slip. the soft sued bottoms of the shoes are a necessity. He probably just hit a really slick part of the floor which is normal. Its why we test out the floor before ever dancing, to get an idea of how it feels, because no comp floor is exactly the same as another. Some are slick, some are sticky

@@starcrafsf7101 Yes. I remember years ago doing a triple lock in quickstep and the floor under my partners feet had no grip. At the second backward lock for her she was just sliding backward. Instead of three I had to do seven locks before there was grip under her shoes again and we could continue the routine.

@@JohnJ469 What is a triple lock?

@@MsSlucyna A step where one foot is "locked behind the other. Being a faster step it's usually done on the toes. So for a man it's usually stepping forward on the left foot and then closing the right foot behind the left so that your legs are effectively crossed. A "Triple lock" is doing this step three times in a row. The timing is "Quick, Quick, Quick, Quick, Quick, Quick". The lady is going backwards with her right foot and crossing/closing her left foot in front. In this case when she crossed the first time both feet started to slide so she was going backwards, sliding with her feet crossed. While basic, I always found locks and chasses (Step, close, Step) to be of great use in floorcraft for avoiding other couples.

@@JohnJ469 Oh my, what an expertise! Thank you so much

Definitely 😎

Yes