Kim Yu-Na ‘defies gravity’
Learn how to do a triple lutz-triple toe loop from gold medalist (squee!) Kim Yu-Na.
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P.S. Don’t really try this at home. iamKoreAm.com is not responsible for any broken limbs.
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by Linda Son
Hysterical laughter rang through the air behind a Redondo Beach, Calif., studio at 3 a.m. In the back alley, five or six young men armed with foam and papier-mâché gathered together to shape what would later become elements for an out-of-this-world stage setup.
With less than $100 and a handful of borrowed tools, members of dance troupe Fighting Gravity constructed cratered moons and life-sized rocks for their finale after finding out that “America’s Got Talent” didn’t have the budget to create certain props and elements the team need for the stage. Among the half dozen men there that night was 23-year-old Danny Kang.
Kang, whose first love is investing in the stock market, stumbled into the world of dance when he and his fraternity brothers decided to perform in a school talent show. The Virginia Tech students utilize black lights and sheer creativity to create their hypnotic illusions.
Kang talked to iamKoreAm.com about the dance troupe, being runner-up for “America’s Got Talent” and what the future holds for Fighting Gravity.
What does the Fighting Gravity mean?
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