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Good job! Noticeable difference...I don't know if that's how you were taught to snatch in the first place, but my first coach definitely taught me to lean too much over the bar like you did, which meant I lifted the weight more with my back and did not use my legs. After I realized it I switched to a more upright position and greatly improved my lifting.

This is awesome. I've gone back to compare various versions of this routine but never viewed them side by side. The one consistent factor is that he is always in the moment. He knows the routine but it never looks exactly the same. Artistically, he dances much different now. The biggest difference is he is much faster, has better control, and is more in his Latin Funk style. Because he is so fast, he has more time to slow down and milk some of the movements making everything more dynamic and he is able to show more musicality. When he actually tries to move his body, everything is much bigger and more powerful. When he doesn't, it gets too relaxed in my opinion. I wish he had a bit more of his older Latin style and a little less of his Funky style (just a tad less) so that it looks closer to traditional salsa but with all his current polish and knowledge of dance. He's probably still my favorite though.

Your pronunciations of the Gaelic are wrong. Also your pronunciation of Gaelic, which is pronounced "GAH-LIK" written in Gaelic as Gàidhlig. Thu is pronounced "oo" as th is silent. Aon is like "eun" (kinda like the french "un"). Trì is "tree". pana is "pan-eh". athair is "ah-her". bean = ben. mhìos = "vee-us".

This doesn't really work like your comparison videos between Germanic languages. The two beans are not in fact related words; they just happen to be spelt the same. Likewise OE panne means 'pan' and is not related to the Gaelic word for bread.

What are their sizes?