Winning dance competition

Cheerleaders were originally meant to cheer to motivate sports teams, but nowadays, they have people cheering for them in national and international competitions. If you've watched Cheer on Netflix, you probably know cheerleaders today are admired, praised, and let's be honest, envied. But they're not always perfect. The hilarious photos below show moments when cheerleaders weren't camera-ready, but were definitely ready to become memes. Get ready for some serious cheer!

the 52nd edition of the Prix de Lausanne international dance competition starts today at the Beaulieu Theatre in Lausanne. This year, 87 young dancers of 18 different nationalities are taking part in the competition. The Finals, which will allow 9 dancers to win Prizes, will take place on Saturday, 3 February 2024. To celebrate the future of dance, the Prix

The past few years, co-captain Sunny Shah said UCLA Nashaa – the Bollywood-fusion dance team – seemed to be having a dry spell. After winning second place at Bollywood America in 2010, the team hadn’t placed at the national competition for three years.

This past summer, Danceology owner Nicole (Niki) Lucia led her team of roughly 150 competitive dancers to win the title “Studio of the Year” at one of the country’s largest dance competitions, The Dance Awards. The journey to get there was full of hard work, discipline and, most importantly, according to Lucia, the will to win. Here, Lucia shares some of the teaching tools that have helped her create a winning studio with a winning mindset.

This is an amazing dance competition that has been here since 1987. I loved going here it was amazing and so good. The workers where so nice and funny and are amazing helpers. #starpower #amazing #loved this

PUPILS at Headington School have won awards for a dance performance at a national competition.