Naemi and Alena Stump are twin skating witches who perform coordinated stunts. The Swiss twins have been inline skating since they were eight. Their parents have posted videos of the girls on TikTok since 2022 and Instagram since 2020. They are 14 years old and a notch above your backyard skater. Please do not try these tricks at home. @rollerskatetwins The witches are back #halloween #witches #bladies #skating #flips #inlineskating #rollerblading #twins #girlpower #girlsonskates #frskates #ridetsg #vertskating #twinning #twinsisters ♬ Witching Halloween – TimTaj Dressed as witches, the skating twins performed a halfpipe synchronized routine to ring in the Halloween season. The routine begins with the girls dropping off the edge into a halfpipe bowl. They skillfully ride their brooms, model “Broom 3000 Pro Soft Plus,” as they navigate the halfpipe. Image from TikTok. They perform a perfectly timed spin at the top of the arc and head into the bowl again. The girls gain some air on the next leap and spin again to return to the tube. They reversed at the top of the next arc, skating backward into the bowl again. When they reached the top, the skating witches did a perfect backflip to continue backward down the bowl. Using their brooms to “sweep” the halfpipe, they resumed skating forward at the top of the arc. Image from TikTok. It’s not all work with no rewards. Guinness World Records recently recognized the twins for their skating prowess. The twins broke records for the most synchronized tricks on inline skates, completing 11 tricks in 30 seconds and 21 tricks in one minute. During the interview with GWR, Naomi said, “Alena kept forgetting the order of the tricks.” Both sisters told GWR that learning the routines resulted from many weeks of repetitive practice. These Skating Witches Deserve Recognition What makes the girls even more phenomenal is that Alena has memory problems stemming from a brain tumor that was diagnosed when the girls were two. They did a similar skating routine last year and also dressed as witches. These tricks aren’t easy to perform on inline skates, so the girls practice many hours with their Creative Director, Rahel. Kudos to the twins for their dedication to the sport. Most people can’t even stand up on inline skates, and they make it look easy. The girls work under the supervision of professionals and their parents. They perform these tricks under safe conditions before attempting them on the unforgiving halfpipe. You can check out many of their practice videos on TikTok and Instagram. They truly put in the work and have a passion for skating, even when they aren’t dressed as witches. The only thing that might be cuter on the internet is these floofy cows. Please share if these synchronized twins made you smile. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Witches Shred The Halfpipe In Spooky-Good Clip appeared first on InspireMore.

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News Mayfair Witches Demon Children Never Turn Out Right, Even for Mayfair Witches Rock-a-bye baby… By Molly Templeton | Published on October 31, 2024 Screenshot: AMC Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: AMC Happy Halloween, witches and witch fans! AMC has released a seasonally appropriate trailer for the second season of The Mayfair Witches—one full of things going bump in the night (or day) and a lot of chaotic witch/demon child activity. In fact, you might say this trailer is mostly chaos, after a relatively quiet beginning in which the voices of two women sum up the current problem: “Lasher’s been born. He grows in these wild spurts. Something is very wrong.” The summary for season two is somewhat cryptic: Based on Anne Rice’s Lives of the Mayfair Witches, season two of Mayfair Witches continues the journey of Rowan Mayfair (Alexandra Daddario) after she has unwittingly given birth to the demon Lasher (Jack Huston). She is determined to understand what he has become—human or monster?—and to use him to fulfill her purpose as a healer, but when tragedy strikes, she must put aside her own desires and fight to protect her family. Along with Daddario and Huston, Mayfair Witches stars Tongayi Chirisa as Talamasca agent Ciprien Grieve, Harry Hamlin as Cortland Mayfair, and Ben Feldman as Sam Larkin. The series is, of course, part of the Immortal Universe of Anne Rice adaptations, alongside Interview with the Vampire and the upcoming The Talamasca. Mayfair Witches, from showrunner Esta Spalding, returns to AMC/AMC+ on January 5th, 2025.[end-mark] The post Demon Children Never Turn Out Right, Even for <i>Mayfair Witches</i> appeared first on Reactor.