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Amanda Reyzin

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Born: May 6
Hometown: Scott Depot, West Virginia
Current location: Warminster, Pennsylvania
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Amanda Reyzin is the co-owner of Spotlight Dance Center as well as the organizer of the American Star Ball Championships and the Maryland DanceSport Championships. Along with her husband, she was the 2010 La Classique Du Quebec American Rhythm & American Smooth Champion. Currently, she is also an adjudicator in many prestigious events throughout the United States.

Overview

Amanda Reyzin began studying ballet at the age of ten. At fourteen, she began living with her dance coaches so that she could begin training full time. At seventeen, she moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) to dance with the International Ballet Theatre in their corps de ballet. A year later she began dancing as a soloist in the ballet company and toured the east coast.

In 2004, Amanda began studying Ballroom Dance and just a year later, she competed in her first Amateur Latin competition, quickly progressing to the championship level. In August of 2006, Amanda won the Amateur American Rhythm division in the USABDA National Championship and 8 months later, the "2007 NDCA National Championship" in Provo, UT.

Amanda Reyzin began competing professionally in June 2007 with her husband Ilya Reyzin. Together they have competed in over 150 competitions, receiving top placements in the American Rhythm, American Smooth, and Showdance Divisions.

Ilya and Amanda are sponsored by Dore Designs, Anabell’s DanceWear and Dancelife USA. They are also the organizers of the American Star Ball Championships in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Ilya and Amanda are members of the North American DanceSport Teachers Association and are certified adjudicators.

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