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Photographer Brett Stanley’s images of Underwater Pole Dancers really capture the beauty and talent of the subjects. Shot over a few weeks in conjunction with leading pole dance supplier X-Pole, Brett worked with the dancers to create the series, teaching them how to hold their breath under the water and collaborating on which poses looked the best.

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Today’s clubbing protocol: If you can’t dance, dry hump.

Grinding is a popular dance move in which two people shake their hips very close to each other while facing the same direction.

If done properly, it should look something like this (I think):

But it is, without a doubt, the most uncomfortable and awkward dance move EVER.

Here’s why:

This generation’s lack of dance skills have prompted men all over to resort to dry humping as a substitute for dancing.

The future of dance looks dark and pitiful.

Where are you supposed to place your hands? Her ribs? Her back? Her hips? Are you supposed to just hold them behind your back?

You cannot dance to your partner’s “twerking.” You just can’t. All you can do is stand there and watch.

Props to this guy for at least trying to do something with his hands.

Also, there is absolutely NO EYE CONTACT. None. Who knows what your dance partner could be doing?

An uninvited third person is BOUND to get in between you and your dance partner.

FYI, that third person is a boner.

What if there is a significant size difference between you and your partner?

Grinding faster doesn’t make it less awkward. It actually accentuates just how ridiculous this dance move really is.

Let’s accept the fact that no one looks good grinding.

No one.

Not even Hillary.

And no, grinding with a ghost doesn’t make it any better.

Sorry, Tyga

NO! NOT THE FLOOR! STOP!!!

The sad thing is, people think grinding is a legit form of dance.

And they’re passing it down to future generations.

THINK OF THE CHILDREN!

In conclusion, grinding totally sucks. It’s also…

AWKWARD…

AS…

FUCK.

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Girls from Avocadoo Club pole dancing in the streets.

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Was there a law that every recital costume had to have sequins?

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JLS singer Jonathan ‘JB’ Gill and his professional partner Ola Jordan have been crowned this year’s Strictly Come Dancing Christmas champions.

Festive champions: Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly congratulate Ola Jordan and Jonathan ‘JB’ Gill on winning the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special

We are the champions: Ola and JB lift their trophy

Jive Bunny: JB impressed the judges and audience with his energetic Jive

‘A real cracker of a Jive’: JB impressed with just a week’s training

We did it! Ola and JB react after learning they have won the trophy

Who will it be? The celebrity contestants and their partners wait to find out who has won

Cheeky little elf: Bobby Ball and Katya Virshilas performed the American Smooth

Bottom of the leaderboard: The pair put on a show, but failed to win over the judges

‘Warm, smooth and satisfying’: Ian Waite and Sheila Hancock charmed the judges with their American Smooth

Melting hearts: Sheila started off the dance as an ice queen

Latin lovely: Fabrice Muamba, who teamed up with 2011 Strictly champion Aliona Vilani to perform the Salsa to Christmas Wrapping

‘The netbuster thruster! Your bum was going to town’: Fabrice was praised for his rhythm and butt-shaking

No turkey here! Katy Brand and Anton Du Beke did a Viennese Waltz to It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

A right sparkler: TV presenter Helen Skelton and Artem Chigvintsev with the Jive to All I Want For Christmas

Colin Jackson – (C) BBC – Photographer: Guy Levy

Ola Jordan, Chris Hollins – (C) BBC – Photographer: Guy Levy

Tess Daly and Bruce Forsyth – (C) BBC – Photographer: Guy Levy

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Some lip-syncing.

Whatever this face is.

His infamous ghetto slut drop.

He started with a few show-offy flips.

Then he spun around.

And ripped his clothes off.

And did this.

And this.

And this.

Flawlessly.

DON’T MISS: These dudes doing the “Single Ladies” dance

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Some people died during the marathon and others fell into a coma and never recovered. By the end of the 1930s, dance marathons were banned in most states.

The first record was set by Alma Cummings who danced an amazing, 27 hours! Marathons could last weeks or months with the only stipulation, that you needed to dance around the clock. The longest recorded marathon in history was a staggering 4152 hours and 30 minutes.

By the 1930s, dance marathons became a profitable business and participants who managed to make it to the end of the marathon stood in line to win cash prizes.

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Hey Macarena!

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