3 year old Stand Back twirl

[cristochango]

This made me laugh, I think you guys will all like it

around :19 seconds the resemblance is uncanny

http://youtu.be/SKUwMjW91LQ

[Josh2003]

Kinda makes you wonder how Stevie's never fallen over just like she did.

[cristochango]

Originally Posted by Josh2003

Kinda makes you wonder how Stevie's never fallen over just like she did.

Is it sad I think i've posted a thread about that, too...

[TerraRhiannon]

OMG, that is the CUTEST thing! & the resemblance is pretty funny! Thanks for posting that. If I ever have a daughter, she's gonna be Stevie's #1 fan, I'll hook her up for sure. ;D

[gypsy4life]

Cutie Pie!!
This is exactly what my child will do while listening to Stevie!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Josh2003

Kinda makes you wonder how Stevie's never fallen over just like she did.

I've heard dancers say that if you focus on a point you won't be as likely to get dizzy or lose your balance. Of course, it seems like it might have been hard to do that during those years when she was under the influence on stage, but maybe its instinctive with her, from her ballet.

Michele

[Josh2003]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I've heard dancers say that if you focus on a point you won't be as likely to get dizzy or lose your balance. Of course, it seems like it might have been hard to do that during those years when she was under the influence on stage, but maybe its instinctive with her, from her ballet.

Michele

I've heard that too.

I've tried it.

Doesn't work for me.

[Musicman408]

Seen this before- ADORABLE!!! Thanks for posting!

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I've heard dancers say that if you focus on a point you won't be as likely to get dizzy or lose your balance. Of course, it seems like it might have been hard to do that during those years when she was under the influence on stage, but maybe its instinctive with her, from her ballet.

Michele

i used to dance and that's right. that's y stevie doesn't get dizzy.

[WildHearted]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I've heard dancers say that if you focus on a point you won't be as likely to get dizzy or lose your balance. Of course, it seems like it might have been hard to do that during those years when she was under the influence on stage, but maybe its instinctive with her, from her ballet.

Michele

This is exactly what Stevie does. It's called "spotting." If you notice, she whips her head around when she twirls (rather than keeping it in line with her body, that's because she's looking at a certain spot.

[Sahara]

D'awwww Thanks for sharing!