Julia Gorchakova's guest appearances

Julia Gorchakova

The Mike Kara Podcasts

All About Ballroom Dancing

Steve Snyder

Wes Brown

Kam Knight

Rachel Bloom

John Davis

Gary Glass

Ryan Williams

Tommy James

Scott Hamilton

Justin McLeod

Catherine Smith

Charles Phoenix

Danielle Roberts

Dionne Warwick

Leo Patalinghug

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6/22/20 - Edition of The Mike Kara Radio Program - "What's Up America". Today we have a wonderful interview with Bob Powers &amp; Julia Gorchakova, who areCompetitive Dance Champions.They are 12 Time US Rhythm Champions and 3 Time World Mambo Champions.Bob is Owner of the Arthur Murray Dance Center in Mesa-Gilbert, Arizona.Julia is a Ballroom Dance Wear Designer and owner of the company, Artistry In Motion. Bob and Julia's websites include https://arthurmurraymesa.com &amp; https://www.facebook.com/ArthurMurrayMesaGilbert &amp; https://www.artistryinmotiondesigns.com/ &amp;https://www.facebook.com/artistryinmotiondesignBob and Julia currently reside in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

6/22/20 - Edition of The Mike Kara Radio Program - "What's Up America". Today we have a wonderful interview with Bob Powers &amp; Julia Gorchakova, who are Competitive Dance Champions. They are 12 Time US Rhythm Champions and 3 Time World Mambo Champions. Bob is Owner of the Arthur Murray Dance Center in Mesa-Gilbert, Arizona. Julia is a Ballroom Dance Wear Designer and owner of the company, Artistry In Motion. Bob and Julia's websites include <a href="https://arthurmurraymesa.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://arthurmurraymesa.com</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArthurMurrayMesaGilbert" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/ArthurMurrayMesaGilbert</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.artistryinmotiondesigns.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.artistryinmotiondesigns.com/</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/artistryinmotiondesign" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/artistryinmotiondesign</a> Bob and Julia currently reside in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

The Mike Kara Radio Program - What's Up America - Bob Powers and Julia Gorchakova

Julia Gorchakova Todd Combs &amp; Taras Denysenko episode 004  12 Times  United States Rhythm Champions 3 Times World Professional Mambo Champion Creator of the Fitness Exercise Program called Core Rhythms Owner of Artistry In Motion - DanceSport Clothing    Ballroom Dance Questions:  What dance do you think challenges most students (as a whole or fem/male/cpl) and Pro competitors? What dance do you think has evolved the most since you’ve been dancing? What can any student do right now to improve their dancing?  (Develop stronger foot/ankle usage, general balance, stronger core, or specific muscle group awareness...are some examples)    Artistry In Motion Questions:  How did you get started? Who needs “Dance Cloths”? (Everyone...every sport has their own “gear”) What should Men get, &amp; when? What Should Women have, &amp; when? What or who is your biggest design influence?    Core Rhythm Questions:  How did Core Rhythms come about?     Listener Questions:    Trishia Weger:  What kind of diet do you have?  Are you really strict about it?  How do you stay in shape? You once shared with Tricia   ie Todd.  How you first started making your beautiful competition dance costumes with your mom, and that in the early years you had to make the flashy embellishments from raw materials.  Can you tell us more about that, and how that differs today? She and her mom used to hammer out homemade sequins from small discs in Her home country in the early days.  I was fascinated by that.  I am sure there is much more to the story! How does a short dancer adjust dance style to get favorable attention from judges?    Amber:  What is something you think students 1) Overthink, and 2) under-prepare for in getting ready for comps, or even while at comps Is there any “OMG, not again” errors that you see people make? Dancing and Costume    Beatriz Holan:   I  have one struggle (out of 150) I  learn the school figures, I can follow with a partner but later, when I have to do it on my own, my brain goes blank!   I  don't remember much  of the names.  I feel like I've wasted a lesson and you know that is a limited supply    Miscellaneous Questions:  So tell us about your dogs Any crazy four wheeling stories Share with the listeners the time you and Bob went running with your friends dog (they had to carry the dog back)  If you were judging a couple dancing a side x side competition...AND that couple was Bob Powers &amp; Julia Gorchakova.  Who would you mark 1st? 

Julia Gorchakova Todd Combs &amp; Taras Denysenko episode 004 <ul> <li>12 Times <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._National_Dancesport_Champions_(Professional_Rhythm)" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> United States Rhythm Champions</a></li> <li>3 Times World Professional <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mambo_(dance)" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mambo</a> Champion</li> <li>Creator of the Fitness Exercise Program called Core Rhythms</li> <li>Owner of Artistry In Motion - DanceSport Clothing</li> </ul> Ballroom Dance Questions: <ul> <li>What dance do you think challenges most students (as a whole or fem/male/cpl) and Pro competitors?</li> <li>What dance do you think has evolved the most since you’ve been dancing?</li> <li>What can any student do right now to improve their dancing?  (Develop stronger foot/ankle usage, general balance, stronger core, or specific muscle group awareness...are some examples)</li> </ul> Artistry In Motion Questions: <ul> <li>How did you get started?</li> <li>Who needs “Dance Cloths”? (Everyone...every sport has their own “gear”)</li> <li>What should Men get, &amp; when?</li> <li>What Should Women have, &amp; when?</li> <li>What or who is your biggest design influence?</li> </ul> Core Rhythm Questions: <ul> <li>How did Core Rhythms come about? </li> </ul>   Listener Questions: <ul> <li>Trishia Weger:  What kind of diet do you have?  Are you really strict about it?  How do you stay in shape?</li> <li>You once shared with Tricia   ie Todd.  How you first started making your beautiful competition dance costumes with your mom, and that in the early years you had to make the flashy embellishments from raw materials.  Can you tell us more about that, and how that differs today?</li> <li>She and her mom used to hammer out homemade sequins from small discs in Her home country in the early days.  I was fascinated by that.  I am sure there is much more to the story!</li> <li>How does a short dancer adjust dance style to get favorable attention from judges?</li> </ul> Amber: <ul> <li>What is something you think students 1) Overthink, and 2) under-prepare for in getting ready for comps, or even while at comps</li> <li>Is there any “OMG, not again” errors that you see people make? Dancing and Costume</li> </ul> Beatriz Holan:  <ul> <li>I  have one struggle (out of 150) I  learn the school figures, I can follow with a partner but later, when I have to do it on my own, my brain goes blank!   I  don't remember much  of the names.  I feel like I've wasted a lesson and you know that is a limited supply</li> </ul> Miscellaneous Questions: <ul> <li>So tell us about your dogs</li> <li>Any crazy four wheeling stories</li> <li>Share with the listeners the time you and Bob went running with your friends dog (they had to carry the dog back) </li> <li>If you were judging a couple dancing a side x side competition...AND that couple was Bob Powers &amp; Julia Gorchakova.  Who would you mark 1st?</li> </ul>

Julia Gorchakova On Dance Dresses - Clothing - Dance Exercise Core Rhythms - How To Become A Better Dancer