pointe shoe fitter reacts to RYBKA TWINS 

OMG hi!! totally not fangirling over here 😍

thank you so much for watching!!! we're big fans!

@@ThePointeShop omg I love you both!!!❤

Both of y’all inspired me to do acro and ballet (of course not at the same time 😂) love you guys videos!

Love ye both!!

They was also thought by Abby lee millor

@@skyeconder3848 Really? I don't remember hearing that anywhere. I thought they auditioned for her, were supposed to meet her during dance moms filming, the producers had them wait in a room and nobody told Abby or the girls that the Rybka twins were there until hours later. Unless you're talking about the collabs they did on RU-vid with Abby. They werent taught by Abby. If they were, they'd have done much better when they did the terminology collab with Abby. Lots of dance terms are different in Australia than the US. They'd have known the US terminology if Abby taught them.

@@lizzylambardo8103 yeah they used to take class with abby back in the day

@@YenellyT Okay, but there's a difference between taking a couple masterclasses with Abby and being actually taught by her. When you go to a masterclass, you don't then add "taught by so and so" to your dance resume. You might add "attended masterclasses with Abby Lee Miller and won her competition" but those are vastly different. Being taught by someone means that you regularly take class with that person. Maybe you even compete under that person's name (like the dance moms girls competing for abby lee under her studio name). I went back and watched the videos about the Rybka twins' experiences with Abby and on dance moms. They did two master classes and a competition that abby put on and judged, but that's not the same as being taught by Abby. They would've been there representing their own studio that they go to in Perth and representing their mom who coaches them regularly.

That's crazy

Absolutely. Also used to be a competitive gymnast. My coaches always said that the slower you can do a move, the better you can do a move. I remember practicing back walkovers on beam CRAZY slow to perfect my control. I also at home practiced on swing-set bars and tree branches and chain-link fences because rounded, sharp, and/or unstable surfaces make a standard beam seem easy. Never been en pointe either, but I and most gymnasts I knew practiced moves in weird ways for fun and to showcase control.

That’s very true I’ve seen gymnasts with injured arms or hands do their tricks one handed just to keep practicing. I also did a competition once with one foot injured and had to slow things down or land with one foot. It still hurt like hell but in the end I was second place so it was worth it

competitive gymnast now. i feel like the control of the landing would be possible, but taking off on point or rolling off point would be incredibly hard

I think the only ones that are questionable are the round off and back handspring. All the others have to be done with a lot of control and I used to go from one to the next without putting my other foot down. I'm pretty sure all gymnasts do that at some point, just not en pointe!

@@SlpBeauty333 TRUE

🤣🤣🤣 ya wanna know sumthin funny, I thought that IS what she said HaHaa I'm not a dancer so I didn't recognize the term & it sounded exactly like sport bra!🤣

Fr fr 😂😂😂😤

YES!! I thought the exact same thing and then I read the description on the bottom. 😂

😂

THIS. And also the text needs to be way bigger. Theyre always so tiny, I never manage to read them

Commenting to bump this higher.

I agree!!! Hearing impaired here, and closed captioning covers up those bits, and not just on this channel. Most RU-vidrs do this in their videos and I have to turn off captions to read it, then rewind and put captions back on to keep listening to the rest of the video. If they'd just put that stuff at the top of the screen, in a larger font and a bit longer, it would make watching these videos more enjoyable

read and received! thank you for your feedback - i always keep them small because i don't want them to take away from josephine's beautiful face or what she's saying - but noted!!! thank you so much for letting me know :) - jaz

question - is the font hard to read?

React or collab!

I love Claudia, it would be Amazing if Josephine reacted to her Can I Still Dance videos.

@@goawayleavemealone2880 YES!! That would be great :) Josephine, are you listening ?

I've never heard my German husband call it that, only schnick, schnak, schnuk haha

in bavaria we call it fli fla flu omfg

from the part of Aus that I'm from, we actually don't do it the same way as the twins, it's meant to be scissors paper rock

In the UK it's rock, paper, scissors I find it so interesting to see what it's called elsewhere

@@rizziesmomoring In Serbia it is paper, rock, scissors ("papir, kamen, makaze")😁

I thought that too.

It made me angry to watch

@@yuzurunishimiya5931 The tutus look like they're bigger than the girls are!! The girls' posture bothers me, too!! I don't know, but something about gymnastics on pointe cheapens ballet...

@@mimiduquette8786 they are also ballerinas though?? They have extensive experience in both.

In Greece we say rock, pencil (!!!!), scissors, paper

In Sweden too

In Hungary it is rock paper scissor…

In Finland it’s rock, paper, scissors OR rock, scissors, paper

@@Charoula1608 is it to much to ask who paper beats and what beats it

Noooooo their ankles would be broken

Another Aussie here, and same.

It varies per state I believe! I'm in VIC and say paper scissors rock, my friend from QLD says scissors paper rock

im aussie and we say rock paper scissors

@@KF12girlhero huh, im victorian too and ive only ever heard it as rock paper scissors

I'm from Vic. I know rock, paper, scissors and hammer, scissors, paper

This would be so interesting!!

I grew up in Hawaii and we said "jon kana po." I think it's derived from another language, but none of us knew what it meant literally. And if you tied and went again you said "ai kana sho." If you kept tying you just went back and forth between those two phrases.

@@austinluther5825 Maybe it's derived from Japanese. In japan rock paper scissors is called Janken, you say Janken Pon. If you tie, it's Aiko De Sho. Very similar.

I’m studying Japanese from australia (through high school) and I remember playing that in year 7 😂

yess! That’s a genius idea!!

In Sydney I've always said scissors, paper, rock.

I’m from Tassie; we were always Rock Paper Scissors!

Victoria calls it rock, paper, scissors!

Victoria always says Rock Paper Scissors

@@fikanera838 That's so... Wrong to me- It sounds cursed. Thank you for sharing!

WhT the twins are training in is acrobatics Nd ballet that crab turn appears to be an acro standard but not usually 9n pointe😀

Rock paper scissors

Christine, Your expressions should be memes. One Love 💘 ❤ 😍

Also “rock, paper, scissors” 🇲🇽 (Chin Chan pu… piedra papel o tijeras)

"Rock, paper, scissors, Shoot!" Or "Rock Paper Scissors" USA East coast

In Germany it's also Scissor rock paper (like Korea)

The twins are ballet /acrobatics trained