Ikr!!!! He is literally floating back down 😂❤

Enough air time to go ahead and change any lightbulbs that may need it.

Aahhh-ahhhaa-aa-aahhhh

Am 11 and my knees hurt!

Yes, it's incredible g4y

@@RikardCR people have different hobbies. Don’t judge people

@@RikardCRok and? Who cares it’s just a dance

​@@jel0lyes, and what's with the tight shorts? That's very gay lol

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I was thinking the same, my core wouldn't save that turn

ballet boys have this weird superpower where their upper bodies can be tilted at a 45 degree angle and still cleanly land the turn. i have NO CLUE how that works

I thought the same thing. It wasn't just one then either. There were about 2-3 that were off axis and he still landed them. It's absolutely insane how he didn't fall out

Many men’s center of gravity is higher than many women’s due to increased shoulder width and lack of hips. I think there’s science on how higher center of gravity make it easier to stabilize (I ride a motorcycle and higher center of gravity bikes are easier to balance)

​​​​@urusaiinu it is the opposite. Men don't have as good of a balance as women because women have a lower center of gravity. That's why women do the balance beam in gymnastics and men don't. There have been studies on this and women always perform better than men on all balancing tests. You'll see it like when a group of men and women walk across a narrow tree log or something. Women will go right across and men will always fall and wobble. It's because women have wider hips which gives us more stability. When the male ballet dancers jump up at an angle, it isn't a balancing maneuver. It's a muscular thing. Men are of course much stronger than women. Women can't jump as high and can't jump at an angle like that because it takes muscle, not balance, to pull yourself back to vertical before landing. Basically, they jump like that to do that feet thing they do and then use their strength to pull themselves back to the center. It is a show of incredible core strength.

😂😂😂❤❤👍👍👍👍

Omg mine too 😂😂😂😂😂

YES!! They should give THAT move a great name!!!😁👍

When was this???

@@parulkeshav474 look in the upper right corner

at this point i'm going to forget what his real name is XD

For a brief second I was like 'wait seriously'

I was abt to comment this😭 I loveeee parker dancing but his name gets me every timee

They are true supportive family in my opinion❤❤

..and that kind of support and comradery only comes after spending countless hours in the studio working hard, pushing each other, working through injuries, weaknesses, stress, everything. These kids probably spend more time at the studio working and training then they do anywhere else or with anyone else.

Reminds me of floor sidelines at NCAA women's gymnastics meets. IYKYK ❤

​@@georganab.2962 общая радость от творчества 🧚🧚🧚👏

Wait does he do figure skating?

@@user-wx5gd6ty9nyeah …… what???!!! Figure skating?

​@@marcelastacey890OP seems to be a figure skater and is just mentioning the similarities between his moves and figure skating, and pointing out how the last move would be considered a left handed single Axel, IF he were doing this in ice 😅 He's not a figure skater as far as we know!

@yulana990 thanks that's what I meant! Rereading it now, I can definitely see how it might sound like he does it on ice too! Just comparing my figure skating life to his ballet life is all, he'd be an incredible figure skater if he wanted to be one though!!

I absolutely loved that part. Just proves how fortunate they are to be in such a friendly environment.

That’s what I thought too when he did the frog crouch

🐯Tiger👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I love the bend over to breathe at the end... shows how much it takes out of them.

If they are students when do they join companies?

@@jeansullivan189When they graduate. It’s a ballet school.

They look like they are post high school so was curious what was average age they start careers in whatever facet that may be.​@@JosephineSheesley

@@jeansullivan189 Some of them are teachers. And it’s when they graduate the ballet school. For some, it may be after high school.

I have recognized a few instructors but say Parker and dancer behind him and others seem to be too mature to be just students​. Possibly waiting for offers and/or these classes are also for staying current and at their top performance ability. Wishing them all well! @@JosephineSheesley

I've seen it before. Have been trying to track it down for over an hour. I wish KZfaqrs would put basic information in the description 😡

Lakdem/ merchant variation from le corsaire

@@madelinepopr Thank you for putting me out of my misery 👏🤗💐

Estoy de acuerdo contigo. Son maravillosos y muy trabajadores❤

lol thank you

@@ParkerRozzanoKeefe OMFG ICON!! 🫧🫧🫶🏼✨

How old is he?

@@jellybaebi i meant as a collective but some of the guys are from other studios so older, I think Parker is 18 but most of them are 15-18

Show him the training videos. Also, there's plenty of documentation that both top high school and college football players were once required to take ballet classes as it improved their conditioning and reduced injuries.

@KatieCottingham oh trust I know. But to him men should only do basketball, hockey, soccer, baseball lol

It's Parker

@@paralegalbabe77they meant his last name

@@paralegalbabe77 I meant last name

So hard to watch 😅

@@RikardCR seu pai te abandonou