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Couple from Karelia brought bronze from World Cup

Dance couple from Karelia Veniamin Timofeev and Maria Lahey were among the winners of the World Cup in ten dances

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Couple from Karelia brought bronze from World Cup

Veniamin Timofeev and Maria Lahey from the RITM club won the bronze medal of the World Cup in 10 dances. The World Cup Ten Dance ROC-2026 competitions are held in Moscow from 21 to 23 October.

The competitions are organized with the support of the WDC (World Dance Council), its amateur league, and WFADS. Representatives of the RITM club have already expressed gratitude to the mentors and fans who helped the guys on the way to success.

The discipline of Ten Dance is considered one of the most difficult in dance sports: participants demonstrate skills both in the European (quickstep, tango, waltzes) and in the Latin American program (rumba, jive, samba, etc.), performing a total of ten numbers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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