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The duo are best friends in and out of dance, who have been dancing for two years and are known as the 'mischievous, trouble makers' at their dance school.

Ross, 19, lives at home with his mum, his twin sister and their older sister. Travis, 22, lives at home with his mum, dad and brother. His older sister lives away from home but comes down most weekends.

They are known for their risky flips and tricks. Competition is not unfamiliar to the boys, who have an impressive collection of titles between them, having gained first place in the UDO Regionals.

Dancing from the age of 6, Ross always knew that it was his true passion in life. Although, Travis was a little later to the game. He spent years thinking that football was the only thing a boy could be into. He finally felt like himself when he stopped following the crowd and allowed his love for dance to blossom.

"We just want to entertain and make people laugh. Dance is all about the fun and let’s just say our ideas can go very right or very wrong,’’ Travis says. "We dance so well together that our aim is to show our talents off as a duo. I remember the first day we met, we just got along straight away and dancing together was easy!"

Their other styles of dancing includes breakdancing, locking and popping, house, hip hop, commercial, waacking, litefeet, krump and tutting.