The Shag is a jazzy, fast-paced dance that originated in South Carolina in the 1940s and seems to float like dancing on butter.

Its appeal has grown over the years, and swing clubs and dance contests all throughout the country now feature it regularly.

The dance began in coastal communities and became associated with carefree summer days and warm nights.

It was performed to the beat of beach music, a kind of music that combined blues, rhythm, and soul.

Consider the Grand Nationals Pro Am Division, where Myers Varn Floyd and Caleb Brown’s energetic shag routine lights up the stage.

With their stunning performance set to rock ‘n’ roll rhythms, this combo captivates the audience with ease.

In addition to showcasing the dance’s technical elements, their performance captures the fun and energy for which Shag is renowned.

In addition to being a fan of shag, Myers cheers for the Carolina Panthers.She can be seen energizing the fans on the field with the same passion that she gives to her dancing when she’s not dancing.

This skill crossover demonstrates the adaptability and physical discipline required for dance.

Myers demonstrates how dancers frequently use cross-training to improve their primary discipline as she deftly switches between cheerleading and shag dancing.

There is an obvious chemistry between Myers and Caleb.

Their superb coordination and lightning-fast movements demonstrate their expertise and the shag dance’s captivating allure, luring even bystanders to join in—if only that weren’t such an odd act.

They execute with a blend of creativity and athleticism, giving the impression that each step is perfectly timed and spontaneous at the same time.

On the other hand, Caleb is a talent pool.

His motions are bursting with enthusiasm and perfection, and it’s obvious he puts his all into every performance just by looking at their routine.

He truly captures poetry in motion with the way he interprets the music and transforms it into physical gestures.

Shag dancing incorporates more than simply fast steps and rhythmic swings; each move requires a dancer of the highest caliber to be performed correctly, including delicate twirls and slides.

Although Caleb’s hallmark spin and dip are extremely difficult, he performs them with a beguiling air of casual elegance.

This one adds a level of daring and excitement to their routine; it’s evocative of the daring moves sometimes seen in classical swing, but with a decidedly shag flavor.

The world of leading twirls on the dance floor is no longer limited to men.

In the modern shag, equality is exemplified by the couples’ amazing synchronized action as they swirl one other.

Myers and Caleb display a genuinely competition-grade double-twirl in which they spin in different directions while keeping an unbreakable connection.

Watch the video below to see the duo enthralling the entire audience.