William Pino's guest appearances

William Pino

The Dancesport Life Show

Jerry Lynch

Pasha Pashkov

Colin James

Peter Townsend

Winson Tam

Jay Olson

Peter Lovatt

Costin Glavan

Marius Balan

Khrystyna Moshenska

Anastasia Novikova

Dirk Heidemann

Emanuel Valeri

Tania Kehlet

Andrea Silvestri

OwlTail

About the guest: William Pino found himself in a studio at a very young age. That was the start of a relatively short but intense and strong career. His dance partner, Alessandra Bucciarelli, was the one he'd marry. By 20 they were the only couple in the world that won all major competitions under 21: International, Blackpool, German Open etc. At 21 they were top 6 in the world, at 26 world champions, at 27 already professionals. And that's how you do it Italian style! Topics discussed in this episode  The beginning of his dance career; His motivation to dance; The role of music in ballroom dancing; The most important strength as a couple: realness; Looking like a ballroom dancer vs. Being a ballroom dancer 5 things that make a successful couple.  Would you love to learn choreographies, technical details and different methods for improving your posture, style, and overall performance from the comfort of your home studio? Our online platform – Dancesportlife Academy – offers you a vast library of courses and high-quality recordings of dance camps from all over the world at highly discounted prices.

About the guest: William Pino found himself in a studio at a very young age. That was the start of a relatively short but intense and strong career. His dance partner, Alessandra Bucciarelli, was the one he'd marry. By 20 they were the only couple in the world that won all major competitions under 21: International, Blackpool, German Open etc. At 21 they were top 6 in the world, at 26 world champions, at 27 already professionals. And that's how you do it Italian style! Topics discussed in this episode <ul> <li>The beginning of his dance career;</li> <li>His motivation to dance;</li> <li>The role of music in ballroom dancing;</li> <li>The most important strength as a couple: realness;</li> <li>Looking like a ballroom dancer vs. Being a ballroom dancer</li> <li>5 things that make a successful couple.</li> </ul> Would you love to learn choreographies, technical details and different methods for improving your posture, style, and overall performance from the comfort of your home studio? Our online platform – <a href="https://academy.dancesportlife.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dancesportlife Academy</a> – offers you a vast library of courses and high-quality recordings of dance camps from all over the world at highly discounted prices.

William Pino: An Early Connection to Dance, Musicality and the Importance of Being Real as a Couple