Nadiya received this yr’s Strictly professional problem whereas additionally attaining a world file (Image: PA)
Strictly Come Dancing skilled dancer Nadiya Bychkova has achieved an unimaginable feat, securing a world file whereas participating in a fleckerls dance problem.
Nadiya, 31, who joined Strictly in 2017, made an look on Friday evening’s episode of Strictly spin-off present It Takes Two.
In the course of the programme, the Ukrainian-Slovenian dancer carried out 25 fleckerls in 30 seconds as a part of the present’s annual professional problem, which 15 of the present’s dancers have taken half on this yr.
Not solely was Nadiya’s achievement spectacular to look at, nevertheless it additionally earned her a Guinness World Record.
A fleckerl is a dance transfer usually carried out throughout a Viennese waltz, when a dancer spins at a speedy tempo on the spot.
Whereas participating within the dance problem, the Strictly professionals had to make sure every fleckerl consisted of six steps. If the transfer didn’t embody six steps, it wasn’t counted.
Nadiya takes her place (Image: PA)
Craig is available to make sure the fleckerls are carried out precisely (Image: PA)
Decide Craig Revel Horwood was available to evaluate Nadiya’s try, along with Official Guinness World Information adjudicator Sofia Greenacre.
Nadiya’s world file of 25 consecutive fleckerls in 30 seconds made her the winner of the 2020 professional problem, whereas Neil Jones got here in second with 24.
Karen Hauer and Dianne Buswell got here in joint third with 23 fleckerls every, whereas former non permanent choose Anton Du Beke achieved 19.
In final place was Gorka Marquez, who managed 13 fleckerls.
Huge props to Nadiya!
The dancer doesn’t have a celeb accomplice on this yr’s Strictly, as solely 12 {couples} are participating, versus the standard 15.
Saturday evening’s present will see the remaining dancers carry out two routines every for the semi-final.
It Takes Two airs on weekdays at 6.30pm on BBC Two. Strictly Come Dancing returns on Saturday at 7pm on BBC One.
