Pointe Shoe Fitter Reacts to TRY GUYS BALLET 

Yes, yes it is.

Yes, I also watched him do the combo with the ribbon in their series on the Olympics, and he was good!

He actually is a dancer so it was well spotted lol. He has experience.

@@potato-whiz Not everyone can go from one style to another, and it’s not just dance, it’s a lot of things. He’s a talented person.

@@JessieBanana I know, but he’s clearly able to tap into his dance background in order to do this. The girl here picked up on his experience. Not saying it’s not impressive but he’s trained.

His arms are more graceful and fluid than my dancing. 😒😂

Eugene's body control is another level for a "regular" human

He’s got that serious face of someone who actually wants to try. He’s like my husband when I teach him ballet (love right there).

Pro is a bit of a *ahem* stretch.

@@Esther_Grace If he threw himself into it for 2 years straight. He could do it

The try guys try getting fitting in pointe shoes!

Yes!!

Remember to send it to them. Would absolutely love it!!!

With a professional male ballet dancer showing them how men train in ballet (correct representation of what ballet ACTUALLY IS- maybe a simple male variation..?). Not them frolicking in tutus…

That would be great!

I didn’t know that! That makes him trying ballet even funnier! I think Josephine needs to meet them and have Ned’s sister there too.

@@ItsJustLisa Me neither and I AGREEE

@@ItsJustLisa Yeah, I've been wondering when the Try Guy's will have Ned's sister do a reaction vid. Although she's probably seen it at least a couple times by now, so it won't be like a "first reaction" type video. Would still be fun to see.

I think she meant Zach, who was on stage left (audience right)

@@nell__byte unfortunately, Ned isn't part of the group anymore. Or fortunately, however you want to see it.

Yassssssss.

WE DOOOO

yeah not to mention exercise with chronic pain is generally difficult. ballet/pointe? much more painful and hard. I've had chronic pain my whole life and there's no way I could do what Zach did

@live well with EDS not to discount anyone's experience or anything, but a lot of ballerinas do develop chronic pain (especially professionals). Usually, it's in the knees or hips since those are the areas that tend to get stressed the most in ballet. Again, not to say that anyone's experience is any less valid, it's just important to know.

@PrinceAlastor there is a world of difference between pain from injury and overuse and pain from chronic autoimmune or auto inflammatory conditions. A lot of dancers definitely have pain and a lot get injured and ballet dancers are tough as nails. But when your own immune system is attacking you from the inside out and your synovial fluid is swollen (or, with something like EDS you don’t produce collagen and your joints and connective tissues are so loose that it is actively dangerous to be in a situation where you can hyperextend) the kind of intense movement and positions required by ballet are well nigh impossible. I know you don’t want to “discount” anyone’s experience, but as someone with a chronic inflammatory illness it is so exhausting to have able bodied people compare their injuries, pain, tiredness after staying up all night, etc to my situation.

@@thebadpoet i have chronic illness too from birth and I'm more appreciative of people who understand having chronic pain no matter how they got it. It sounds like you are trying to discount others pains because they don't suffer the way you do. It is completely possible to be able bodied and have a chronic inflammatory illness. Zach was prime example until it got worse.

@@thebadpoet yes I can barely dress myself from my RA and lost my whole career as a dentist over it. It’s not the same at all. Chronic pain is awful no matter what I’m sure but the hell of your own body attacking you is a next level of pain. I’ve broken bones and muscled through many physical injuries before my illness, nothing even touches the level of pain RA puts me through

I also had martial arts training and I can affirm that I still suck at ballet. I think he does hip hop dancing though so that’s probably helping to

definitely martial arts improves balance it did for me. I'd still suck at this tho haha

It also helps that he's an actual dancer XD

Yes!!!

yessss

Yeesssss!!

YES

she just posted a video on that today

what do you mean by advantage? I don't think they were competing in the first place.

@@expressly_art6572 Advantage as in already good at dancing, not as in competitive.

@@mrsgunsage01 ohhh

he has never done ballet before and personally I like having a variety of performance and skill levels in these videos its a little more interesting

^^

i second this

YES OMG

she just posted a video on that today

@@kenzieandrewsarm4849 I know, and I'm happy :)

„Try Guys customize their pointe shoes“ would be funny. Just imagine Keith banging the shit out of the shoe box

Congrats!

Cool! Congrats

Congrats! I danced mouse queen a few years ago and it was super fun. Hope you enjoy it!

Hope it’s going well ♥️

Oof dude same but it's always my pinkie toenails that come off. I can't imagine that for your big toe, that's so much exposed area.