ROYAL FAMILY | Hit The Floor Gatineau

Lately I’ve been intrigued by the mass choreography of mega crews.

Parris Goebel (born 29 October 1991), also known professionally as Parri$, is a New Zealand-born choreographer, dancer, singer, director and actress. Her dance crew The Royal Family has won the World Hip Hop Dance Championship three times.

Parris choreographed “Sorry” for Justin Bieber.

Click PLAY or watch a 2018 mega crew performance on YouTube.

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World of Dance – season 3 finale

Tonight Sunday at 8/7c on NBC.

Jennifer Lopez,Β Ne-Yo, andΒ Derek HoughΒ returned as the judges for their third consecutive season.Β Access LiveΒ co-host,Β Scott EvansΒ replaced original presenterΒ Jenna Dewanas the host for the third season. …

In theΒ Season 3 finale the top act in each division and a wild card (five acts total) take the stage for the last time. The top overall scoring act will be crowned the “World of Dance” Season 3 champion and win the grand prize of $1 million.

Derek will perform, as well, alongside Michael Dameski, Charity & Andres.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

World of Dance – Briar Nolet

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The daughter of triple Olympian Canadian gymnast Alan Nolet.

via Fans of Canadian Gymnastics

Royal Family Dance Crew

Hip Hop megacrew superstars out of New Zealand.

1. an aura that emanates from one’s being through confident, charismatic, and energetic dance that oozes with ancestral culture and ultra skill, most likely of new zealand origin

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Thanks Jenna.

Precision Camps Warm-Up

Precision Choreography Camps include a musical warm-up.

Goals include: Musicality, Dynamic Flexibility, Conditioning, Shaping, Pliometrics, Prehab., Balance, Core, and ARTISTRY.

Demonstrators from Regal Gymnastics in Vermont.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

P!nk – Walk Me Home

P!nk was a gymnast.

Actually she got kicked out of Gymnastics. Bad attitude.

She incorporates aerial work into her performances. And her latest hit includes some interesting aerial choreography.

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Click PLAY or see how they created that effect on YouTube.

why we love Katelyn Ohashi

Gutsy move for the gymnast ranked #1 on Floor. A new routine.

She’s dropped Michael Jackson music and choreography.

espnW: Did the outcry towards Michael Jackson after the release of “Leaving Neverland” factor into your decision?

Ohashi: Honestly, in the back of my mind it did, because of the platform that I have. The goal of my routine is pure joy, and after the documentary, not everyone was feeling that way, and you can never discredit someone’s feelings. So yes, it was in the back of my mind because my main goal is to find as much joy as possible in this routine. …

espnW: I know you added Beyonce in here as well — was it intentional to feature all female artists?

Ohashi: It was indeed deliberate. …

espnW: What do you hope fans take away, or remember, from this routine? And from your amazing collegiate career?

Ohashi: I hope they can remember how I speak openly about a lot of the issues that are close to my heart. I think I have a passionate heart about women’s empowerment, and I am very compassionate towards people who have spoken out. And I hope that by changing my routine, I can be remembered for being more than a gymnast. It’s about understanding issues and having a bigger platform than just the sport.

espnW.com – How UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi’s spectacular routine came to be

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How to Dance … your way on to ELLEN

Mike Alancourt went viral with this choreography shot at the 1 Vibe Dance studio  in Jacksonville, Florida.

Watch for him on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today – Monday. πŸ˜€

Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.

dancing for Miss Val

How do you honour everything Valorie Kondos Field has done for UCLA?

Dance flash mob on Senior night!

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To remember her into the future, the FLOOR in Pauley will have her name on it. … I like it.

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Breakdance to the Olympics?

Controversial.

Should Breakdance be introduced at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games?

Click PLAY or watch some reaction to the 2018 Youth Olympics announcement on YouTube.

Dvora Meyers – Can Breaking Become An Olympic Sport And Still Keep Its Soul? (2018)

Of course the Olympics have bigger problems. For one, they have to find a way to cut hosting costs.

Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic Games bid will require billions of dollars, feasibility study reveals