Dancers with 'insane core strength' appear to float in mid-air during AGT audition

August 02, 2024 | [Read Online]( [fb]( [fb]( [fb]( [fb](mailto:?subject=Post%20from%20the%20Upworthiest&body=New%20Post%3A%20%0A%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fnewsletter.upworthy.com%2Fp%2Fnew-post-c853) In partnership with Startup PromoTix ($48M in traction) is saving the events industry [PromoTix]( is solving the event industry’s challenges around high ticket fees and low attendance. Ticketmaster and competitors charge up to 40% of the ticket price to book, deterring guests who can’t afford the added cost. Combined with a crowded marketing space, events struggle. [PromoTix]( is raising funds to expand. Already profitable, with 656k users and $48M in sales in its first 30 months, PromoTix has low-fee and no-fee SaaS pricing, as well as patented marketing tools that drive attendance. [See investment terms]( [Dancers with 'insane core strength' appear to float in mid-air during AGT audition]( Now that's not a talent you see every day. ["America's Got Talent"]( auditions have given us all manner of dance performances, from [expressive individuals]( to [impressive group numbers]( that got the judges praising and the audience roaring. But in19 audition seasons, judges and viewers have never seen anything quite like [AIRFOOTWORKS' gravity-defying, core-busting dance routine.]( As the music began, no one knew what the apparatus made of poles and bars surrounding the dancers was for. But it soon became apparent that they would use it to lift themselves off the ground. What started with a simple pull-up, however, turned into an incredible synchronized dance to Justin Bieber's "Where Are U Now" in which the dancers synchronized their movements without their feet even touching the ground. [Read the story]( [Olympian Alexi Pappas' 'Rule of 3rds' for dealing with bad days is solid advice for us all]( Great perspective—whether you're an elite athlete or not. In many ways, it’s our relationship to the bad days, not the good ones, that have the biggest influence on our [success](. Sure, those magical moments when our physical abilities, [motivation](, energy levels and [creativity]( all just seem to click into place are glorious. But these are never the days when people are at risk of giving up on their dreams. It’s when things get hard, that our vision becomes blurry. Few folks can attest to this quite like elite athletes. Sure, their physical prowess is next level, but their mindset is every bit as disciplined, and part of the mental fortitude comes from managing expectations. Recently Olympian runner Alexi Pappas shared a bit of reframing that completely changed the way she viewed her own bad days. And rest assured—this is solid advice, whether you're going for a gold medal, or simply trying to get out of bed each day. [Read the story]( upworthy5 followers upworthy Add a comment... [Good guy built a tiny house for one stray cat in his backyard. It quickly became a kitty village.]( Everybody gets a house! Tiny houses are still a popular choice for people trying to downsize but tiny houses for cats are springing up in one man's backyard. Barna, thought he was [doing a good deed for a stray cat]( that decided that he kinda liked hanging out in this human's backyard. The cat would show up but at first wouldn't eat the food set out for him, that didn't stop Barna. The man continued to set food out [for the cat](. Taking note of the changing weather, Barna decided to take one of his hobbies and build the cat, now named Domino a cozy little house. Building things is a hobby for the man, so he made sure to equip Domino's tiny abode with a heating pad, light and camera. [Read the story]( [14 of the funniest photos from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards]( Funny kangaroos, monkeys and more! The [Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards](, known for being one of the most [entertaining photography]( contests, has just wrapped up, and this year’s top prize goes to Jason Moore for his hilarious and brilliantly captured photo of[a kangaroo](, cheekily named “Air Guitar Roo.” Not only did this fantastic shot win the overall competition, but it also rocked the Creatures of the Land category, [too.]([Read]( the story Jason's photo stood out among a whopping 5,300 entries submitted by 1,842 photographers from 85 countries. Moore’s photo of the female [western grey kangaroo]( was taken in the outer suburbs of Perth, Australia when Jason visited a field of wildflowers to snap some pics of the many adult kangaroos and joeys playing there. [Read the story]( [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [tk]( [in]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 GOOD | Upworthy. All rights reserved 1370 N St Andrews Pl Los Angeles, CA 90028, United States of America [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv]( [Terms of Service](