Christine Neubauer on “Let’s Dance”
So she estimates her dance talent
“I am worlds away from a good dancer”: Christine Neubauer starts with respect in her “Let’s Dance” adventure.
For Christine Neubauer (62), too, the dance floor of “Let’s Dance” (every Friday at 8:15 p.m. on RTL and RTL+) will also be on the dance floor of “Let’s Dance” from February 21). The actress has a clear goal in mind, she wants to be the oldest winner of all time at the age of 62. In an interview with the news agency Spot on News, she emphasizes that she wants to set an example for her generation and show that “everything is possible” even with over 50 or 60 years.
This is how their circle of acquaintances reacted to participation
Your wish to win the show brings with it a “certain pressure”. “But if you don’t start to achieve the best possible, why do you start?”, The 62-year-old continues. She sees her participation primarily as a valuable experience: “For me, it is a great gift to be there to learn something new – and that is a wonderful motivation.” The most common reaction from family and circle of friends to her participation summarized her with two words: “Oh God!”
Neubauer also meets the challenge with great respect and describes the show as a “mental and physical exceptional situation” and as a “roller coaster ride of feelings”. For her, “Let’s Dance” is a mixture of “happiness hormones, pain, exhaustion and joy”, combined with “resilience and mental strength to endure the challenge happily”.
Dance partner is said to be a mixture of “mental coach and drill Instructor”
The actress realistically appreciates her own dance skill. “I am worlds away from a good dancer – classic step sequences, whether standard or Latin, are absolutely new territory for me. But I don’t think I’m a movement muffle without body feeling.” Neubauer finds the lightness with which “the professionals float over the floor”. But she also knows that there is “hard training, as with any competitive athlete”. The Munich native has clear ideas from her dance partner. She would like “a mixture of mental coach and drill instructor”.
In addition to Neubauer, Simone Thomalla (59), Jeanette Biedermann (44) and Roland Trettl (53) also venture onto the dance floor. However, the actress does not seem to be afraid of the competition. “I am my biggest competitor myself,” emphasizes Neubauer. Your personal task is to “convert the pressure into joy” and get the best out of yourself.
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Source: Stern
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