The athlete considers herself an expert in the field of weight loss and health maintenance. Laysan studies all kinds of material on this topic and practices a lot on himself. The winner of the World Cup in rhythmic gymnastics recalled the footage from the 1985 picture by James Bridges. In the story, New York journalist Adam Lawrence, played by John Travolta, meets instructor Jess (Jamie Lee Curtis). He wants to write an article about the rapidly growing popularity of fitness clubs as a place for singles to meet and find lovers. However, when he joined “Sports Connection”, he falls in love with a mentor.
The iconic scene of the tape was the profession, in which the Hollywood macho appeared in shorts and a wet T-shirt and his partner in a seductive sports swimsuit. “We are moving along with John Travolta and Jamie Lee Curtis on the incendiary path of Jermaine Jackson and Whitney Houston. Watch the movements of the dancers very carefully here, ”advised Utyasheva.
The athlete noted that the gym during the sexual revolution in Hollywood was different from what can be seen in a modern fitness center. However, she found a connection to an ancient teaching between John and Jamie’s movement. “In Indian philosophy, exercising the lower pelvic muscles to the right side pumps male energy, and rotating the pelvis to the left pumps female energy. Such a G8 is the right path to the flow of vital energy,” assured Laysan.
Fans of the comedian’s wife Pavla Volya appreciated her advice. “I will blow my life eights, the movements are fire”, “After such active dances, the energy really flows”, “On the weekend, we warmly meet to dance to the classics! The movements of the dancers fascinate, inspire and mysteriously mix energy”, “I would go to such a fitness center,” they wrote in the comments.
The presenter of the program “Dance” on TNT also advised users to get out of the May holidays, return to proper nutrition and regular training. “I love multifunctional exercise. And most importantly, as always – God is in the details! Do it at your own pace, we’re in no rush,” Laysan added.