r/pics • u/neverbrokedidntbow • Sep 24 '22
Professional dancer Kayle Shea showing the strength of her foot strength
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u/biotinylated Sep 24 '22
That’s a strong foot strength she’s got in her strong strength feet. The strength of her strength is impressively strong.
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u/EllisDee3 Sep 24 '22
For strength.
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u/Miramarr Sep 24 '22
And feet
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u/enil-lingus Sep 24 '22
Her strength is a quite a feet
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u/nowtayneicangetinto Sep 24 '22
Yeah it's her foot strength that's strength
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Tough toes too. Could tow two thots through a trough of thorns.
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u/StevenMcFlyJr Sep 24 '22
Tongue Twister Tuesday today? That twas lass tweek.
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u/d0rkyd00d Sep 24 '22
Hey dawg, I heard you liked strength in your foot, so I posted a picture of a foot showing the strength of its foot strength.
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u/AppleSauceGC Sep 24 '22
Though the strong is strong in her feet strength how does that affect her strong strength in strong feet toe strength strong strength is what I'm wondering, strength.
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u/travye Sep 24 '22
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Sep 24 '22
You're asking for trouble with that caption.
But I won't say anything.
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u/Kriton420 Sep 24 '22
But look how much strength her strong strength foot is stronger than the strength of any strong foot strength
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u/Pendred Sep 24 '22
so you just gonna show me your foot strength on your feet with your foot strength on your feet with your foot strength?
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u/-Spin- Sep 24 '22
All i am gonna say is that that is not all she is showing. And thats all that I am gonna say.
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u/El_Heisenberg Sep 24 '22
This title is ass. You couldn't even get her name right, Kylie Shea
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u/Swagary123 Sep 24 '22
Misspelling things in titles increases visibility and engagement because people comment to correct them. Very common bot/karma farming strategy
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u/solareclipse999 Sep 24 '22
Looks like She’s squatting on the wall.
Showing the strength of your strength is pretty awesome.
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u/PotatoTwo Sep 24 '22
They generally try not to show the pain of their foot pain though.
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u/ElleRyder68 Sep 24 '22
Can confirm. My daughter in the last 2 yrs had major reconstructive surgery on both feet, due to a congenital defect where the ball of her foot was fusing, and restricting mobility and flexibility in her feet & toes. She had her MTP completely rebuilt, titanium rods in both big toes, & 2nd toe on left, plate and screws to hold it together. She is a ballerina as her main career. These issues had nothing to do with dance. Surgeon was absolutely shocked and she just said she thought her feet hurt because dance and that was normal. She's 27. She's 3 months out of her last surgery and walking. The pain tolerance for their feet is inhuman.
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u/kmson7 Sep 24 '22
I danced for years growing up, and thought that it helped me exercise my joints. At 30, working all day on my feet...I have to wonder. I can't remember the last time it didn't hurt to walk
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u/tacknosaddle Sep 24 '22
So you're saying that professional dancer Kayle Shea is hiding the pain of her foot pain?
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u/Jagdges Sep 24 '22
The painful foot pain which comes from the strength of her strong feet strength
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u/tacknosaddle Sep 24 '22
I bet she understands the painful foot pain which comes from the strength of her strong feet strength because of the thoughts in her brain thoughts.
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u/quattrofan Sep 24 '22
Impressive. But my mum was a dancer and I can tell you most them have bodies that are completely fucked by their 60's. Dancing takes a huge toll on joints.
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u/Nuffsaid98 Sep 24 '22
Technically, she only needed to be in that position for a fraction of a second.
We imagine her holding it for 5 to 10 seconds. It's a still. We don't know.
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u/LderG Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22
Yeah. Considering that her center of mass is way behind where her feet touch the ground, she couldn't possibly hold this position.
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u/jeefra Sep 24 '22
What I was thinking too. This basically has to either be a freeze frame of her falling, or there's a platform that's been edited out.
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u/YuntHunter Sep 24 '22
There was a video of her when this was originally posted and you are 100% correct.
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u/Something_kool Sep 24 '22
I wouldn’t even try to do that for a fraction of second
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u/husao Sep 24 '22
https://twitter.com/KylieSheaXO/status/1127322413002215424?s=20 jupp. Not the same picture, but very similar
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u/xDulmitx Sep 24 '22
That and it looks like her center of balance is behind her feet. No amount of strength will let you defy physics.
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u/usernaaaaaaaaaaaaame Sep 24 '22
She’s not balanced right now. Most of her weight is to the right of her toes. She can’t hold this position.
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u/The_Queen_of_Crows Sep 24 '22
There are a lot of pictures with similar poses and the dancers always only hold them for a second before falling.
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u/DTFlash Sep 24 '22
Was this a picture of her moving and good timing on the shot? All her weight is all on one side of her feet. I don't see how she could be holding that position.
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u/_Connor Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22
Yeah, this isn't real. It's not possible.
She was likely in that position for 0.01 seconds with a camera taking rolling shots, and the best one was picked. The implication that she's able to hold this position isn't true.
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u/Daseinen Sep 24 '22
Totally agree. Draw a line perpendicular to the ground from where her strong feet touch the ground. There’s no way that half of her mass is on either side of that line. Therefore, she falls backward.
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u/WordFumbler Sep 24 '22
Right, it’s not even that she held this for a fraction of a second: She was definitely in motion.
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u/mjkjg2 Sep 24 '22
that’s what i’m sayin, strong feet strength or not- center of mass exists and she can’t balance like that
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u/theworldsworstphotog Sep 24 '22
Nope, photoshop. Zoom into her foot, you can see the shitty erasure
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u/Lydi-ahaha Sep 24 '22
Impressive!!! It looks so painful though...
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u/Holyshort Sep 24 '22
Aye ballet dancers basicly ruin their feet.
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u/beanzinabox Sep 24 '22
My sister danced pointe and now she's a nurse.. her feet are thoroughly fucked. She has great shoe recommendations though.
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u/NeoGreendawg Sep 24 '22
And she probably has weird looking feet or toes… 🤣
I am not Tarantino so I don’t care : it was just a joke.
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u/giraffebaconequation Sep 24 '22
Now I’m not saying I looked up her Instagram after seeing this post (OP spelled her name wrong btw: it’s Kylie Shea), but let’s just say I somehow ended up there. Anyway, I’m not into feet, but among all the more interesting photos on her page there were a few pictures of her feet, and they looked… normal.
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u/NeoGreendawg Sep 24 '22
And I’m not calling you a horny chap but thanks for doing the “research”. 🤣
I would have expected her feet to look like either sausages or minced meat… It just goes to show… You can’t judge a foot by how incredibly painful it looks or how she seems to have no toes in this photo.
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u/TheLadyBunBun Sep 24 '22
She’s wearing pointe shoes, I don’t even know if this would be possible if she weren’t
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u/NeoGreendawg Sep 24 '22
I didn’t zoom in. Thanks for pointing it out.
I feel a little thick now but in my defence, they do seem to match her skin colour… 😂
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Sep 24 '22
At 40, my ankles go "Snap, crackle, pop" when I get up to pee in the middle of the night.
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u/epgenius Sep 24 '22
For those wondering, yes, she is the ballerina who rain danced with Mac on It’s Always Sunny
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u/ToMo1979 Sep 24 '22
Also the strength of her leg strength. And the strength of her core strength. And the strength of her strength. Strength for coming to my TED talk.
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u/Crystal_Voiden Sep 24 '22
Don't believe in your foot strength. Believe in the strength my foot strength that believes in your foot strength.
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u/Malinut Sep 24 '22
Hmm, I know she does this sort of thing and I don't want to detract from her amazing skills, but I think this may have been edited for this pose. Her muscles, particularly her calfs, don't seem to be stressed, there may be some cloning in the background and ground, and there's no sign of her right leg.
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u/Piratexp Sep 24 '22
What we need is a great feat of strength!
No, what we have is great strength of feet.
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u/penguished Sep 24 '22
Call me crazy but wouldn't it be better to do dances that don't ruin people's feet?
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u/CrispiCorgis Sep 24 '22
Oh grammar god please forgive me for I am about to sin by correcting someone else’s grammar.
It is unusual to use strength twice in this context because it is redundant. ‘Strength of her foot’ or ‘her foot strength’ both work on their own. In fact it actually creates more confusion as you are attributing ‘strength’ to ‘her foot strength’ rather than to her or her foot.
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u/NFim Sep 24 '22
I hurt just by looking at it. Pro dancers and ballerinas are super human but I wonder how many problems they get later in life
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u/OsamaBinFuckin Sep 24 '22
Not real, def doctored. The strength in the photoshop is the strength of wonder.
P.S. strength
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u/CAmiller11 Sep 24 '22
I call nope. Notice how you can see some of her right arm just below the forearm of the left arm. Yet you cannot see any part of her right leg/foot. And her shadow has completely been edited away except for a little bit in front of her left foot. She should have a shadow on the ground somewhere based on the shadows her own body is making on her legs and torso. Still a cool photo but it’s heavily and liberally edited.
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u/PuraVida3 Sep 24 '22
Those are called toe shoes. No dancer can do that without them. They really spend years working up to this feat.
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u/AmishTechno Sep 24 '22
I absolutely fell madly in love with her during her guest appearance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
And her name is Kylie Shea.
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u/Nervous_Green4783 Sep 24 '22
For my strength mind this is hard to comprehend. I think i need to strengthen my the strength of my mind strength.
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u/NotObviouslyARobot Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22
Dancer leg muscles and core strength be -insane-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jutuEhkSnCU
I bet the lady in OP makes really good potato salad
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u/killer_burrito Sep 24 '22
Given how much of her body is on each side of the balance point, I'm going to say that she is in the process of falling to the right in this picture.
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u/Hardyminardi Sep 24 '22
She's also showing the flexibility of her flexibility and the skill of her skill. I'd like to see more of the technique technique, though.
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Sep 24 '22
I'm like 80% sure that's edited too, where is her other leg? You're telling me they have the exact right angle on all parts of her leg to not see it behind the other one?
There's also something funky going on in the background behind her foot. It could be natural but it doesn't look it to me.
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u/meg22an Sep 24 '22
Y’all she’s in pointe shoes. This is absolutely possible- they are hard, like steel toe boots but not made of steel.
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u/duck1014 Sep 24 '22
Simple physics says this is impossible. It does not matter how much strength you have.
Simply put, your centre of mass cannot be outside the point of contact with the floor. No amount of strength can overcome this. As soon as this occurs, you fall. Period.
This photo is either Photoshop or a single frame from a video.
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u/ChaosNomad Sep 24 '22
Be careful with doing ballet. It’s notorious for being damaging to the feet. I’m not saying don’t do it, just be careful everyone please.
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u/DavidsPseudonym Sep 24 '22
It's clearly just a moment, she's in motion. Her foot isn't taking any weight and her mass is way off to one side. It looks good but has nothing to do with foot strength.
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u/anomaly256 Sep 24 '22
Her centre of gravity would be greatly unbalanced there - this has to be fake or she’s in the process of falling backwards. Might explain the airbrush texture around her foot and thighs if it’s a doctored image.
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u/theworldsworstphotog Sep 24 '22
It’s amazing how no one else in the comment section noticed. Reddit has changed
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u/KittenPics Sep 24 '22
There is no way she is balancing like that.
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u/asking4afriend40631 Sep 24 '22
yeah, how is no one commenting on center of gravity?
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u/Verologist Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22
Worth mentioning that she probably weighs ~50 kg. It’s like with Gymnasts. Not only are they well trained, but they must also have the optimal build. No way a 6ft person of 80 kg is gonna pull that off, no matter how strong they are.
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u/Dysan27 Sep 24 '22
Her foot strength is so impressive she is defying Physics!
Seriously go straight up from her toes. Most of her bodyweight is on the right. Doesn't matter how strong she is, she'd not balanced and would be tipping over.
More then likely a manipulated image where she was actually sitting on something.
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u/Andrewdraws Sep 24 '22
Something is very off about this photo, I can see her right arm beside her left but her right leg is completely gone. Even in Precise profile, something of the opposite appendage will be visible and there is just absolutely no trace of her right leg, not even a heel slightly going outside the profile of her left foot, something fishy be a….foot
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u/theworldsworstphotog Sep 24 '22
If you zoom in you can easily see where the chair legs were photoshopped out
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u/DrSmasher Sep 25 '22
Not sure if the arthritis in her feet will make her want to die, or the eating disorders from being a ballerina/dancer for that long and being yelled at by coaches and choreographers to be skinny AF
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u/mick_ward Sep 24 '22
Nobody is going to mention the apparent photoshopping under her butt?
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u/AsterCharge Sep 24 '22
Probably not shopped, she needs to be fully flexing her quads/glutes to hold that pose. Being a dancer she definitely has bigass legs
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u/Yah_Mule Sep 24 '22
If I attempted this, it would be life altering, and not in a good way.