Fast Talk with Boy Abunda: Ashley at Rochelle, pisikalan kung umarte! (Episode 394)

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Aired (August 2, 2024): Bilang isang kilalang figure skater at dancer, paano nga ba nagagamit nina Rochelle Pangilinan at Ashley Ortega ang kanilang pisikal na lakas at pagiging atleta sa aktingan? #GMANetwork #GMADrama #Kapuso

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00:00You're both very athletic, you're both very physical, you went into competitive figure

00:11skating.

00:12Of course, the whole world knows what your life is like, you're a dancer, right?

00:17How do you use this, being physical, being athletic, how are you able to use this in

00:23acting?

00:24Maybe when there are fight scenes, the timing, or sabotage scenes.

00:29The power.

00:30Yes.

00:31I like sabotage scenes.

00:32Because of the timing, you'll have a timing for each other so you won't get hurt.

00:40Okay.

00:41So you'll remember each other.

00:43So if you need to go to the edge, you'll go to the edge where no one will get hurt.

00:48Yes.

00:49For example, if there's a falling effect, you won't get hurt.

00:53If you fall, you'll still be strong.

00:55Ah, you know that.

00:56So that's where you'll use it.

00:58As for you, Ashley, I wanted to talk about figure skating because how long did you compete?

01:05And then, why did you stop?

01:07And if you have your way, will you come back?

01:11I started skating Tito Boy at the age of four.

01:15So from four years old to twelve years old, I was a competitive figure skater.

01:19I was part of the Philippine team.

01:21I competed abroad.

01:23I stopped when I was twelve because I entered the showbiz when I was thirteen.

01:27But in terms of form, come, teach us.

01:32In terms of form, what is the basic form of a figure skater?

01:37Usually, it's the same as ballet because you have to be graceful.

01:42There's a first position.

01:43Usually, when you're standing on the ice, your left foot is forward.

01:48It's like you're in a T-position.

01:50Like this.

01:51Straight body and then chin up.

01:53And usually, when you glide to find your balance, you just put your hands on the side.

01:57But when you look at it as a skater, it should be as graceful as possible.

02:02Yes, this is when you skate.

02:05Sometimes, we're off balance.

02:07It's like your hands are looking for balance.

02:09What competition will you never forget?

02:12What can't you forget?

02:14Maybe when I competed in Malaysia.

02:17You won a lot of awards there.

02:18Yes.

02:19When I competed in Malaysia, I was the only Filipino who brought home eight gold medals.

02:23Right?

02:24Yes.

02:25Congratulations.

02:26Thank you.

02:29You didn't like figure skating?

02:31No, I didn't.

02:32Direct or dance?

02:33Direct or dance.

02:34But you were also competitive.

02:35Competitive.

02:36Which contests did you participate in?

02:38There were a lot of barangay contests.

02:40You know what?

02:41I made it to the grand finals, but I never won a champion.

02:46You never won a champion?

02:47Really?

02:48That's why you're so good.

02:50Wait a minute.

02:51What is this?

02:52Solo?

02:53Dancing?

02:54Even in a group.

02:55You never won?

02:56Never.

02:57Even...

02:58Rochelle, I can't believe this.

03:00It's true.

03:01You never won?

03:02But for those who won, for example, how much did you win?

03:07Even if you didn't win, for example, the first prize,

03:10I can't imagine.

03:11Maybe you won third, second, or fourth.

03:13Yes.

03:14Daily, it's like...

03:16Daily, 10 pesos.

03:18Then semis, it's like 15 pesos.

03:21If it's on TV.

03:22Right.

03:23But in barangay contests, it's cheaper.

03:25And then you would give up?

03:26I only charge 800 pesos.

03:28Really?

03:29Yes.

03:30800 pesos.

03:31But on TV, it's bigger.

03:33What do you do with your money?

03:35I give it away.

03:37In school?

03:38I give it to my parents because we don't have money.

03:43And I also give it to the market, even a little.

03:47You give it to your family?

03:48Yes.

03:49This is just for fun.

03:50If you were to choreograph different emotions...

03:54Different emotions?

03:55Yes, for example, in love, heartbroken, for example...

03:59A dance step?

04:00A dance step, or a dance move, or...

04:03How would you do it?

04:04In love?

04:05In love.

04:06Like this.

04:12Do it, Ashley.

04:17Like this.

04:18Yes, right?

04:19It's like you're knocking.

04:20I didn't do anything here.

04:23Heartbreak.

04:28It's like you're angry.

04:29Yes.

04:30It's like...

04:31Is that a heartbreak?

04:33Yes.

04:36Heartbreak.

04:39It's like a story.

04:40Yes.

04:41You're telling a story.

04:42You're not just dancing, but with your movements,

04:45you'll know.

04:46As an audience, I'm kind of...

04:48Okay.

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