The super-talented Gardiner Brothers delivered an epic and stunning dance routine in front of the White House.

Becoming good at anything requires investing a lot of blood, sweat and tears. Dance is no exception to that rule. Those who are able to move their legs and feet at a rapid-fire pace have likely spent hundreds, possibly thousands of hours perfecting and fine-tuning their craft.

That’s why it’s always captivating and pretty mind-blowing watching someone who is a skilled dancer. Throw other people into the mix, making it a highly choreographed and perfectly synchronized dance routine, and you’ll gain a large audience in no time. People appreciate talent wherever and whenever they see it.

The Gardiner Brothers – Mike and Matthew – are supremely talented and decorated dancers. Watching just a few seconds of any of their many videos where they dance in front of notable landmarks and structures makes that abundantly clear.

In their latest video, the guys dance in front of what is arguably the most famous residence in the world—1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, otherwise known as the White House. The guys coordinate their outfits to match their location. Both wear dark suits, ties and sunglasses—dressed very much like members of the Secret Service, the group charged with protecting the President of the United States.

Once again, Mike and Matthew’s dance routine is fantastic. They move their feet at a lightning-fast, rapid-fire pace. Watching their legs and feet move that quickly and perfectly synchronize is simply captivating.

Also, in addition to their outfits coordinating with their location, they incorporate some moves that perfectly fit a Secret Service agent at the White House. At different times throughout the short clip, the guys will place a finger to their ear as if receiving a message from a co-worker or a superior.

These guys are spectacular, and watching their dance routines is always a joy!

Psalm 149:3 “Let them give praise to his name in the dance: let them make melody to him with instruments of brass and corded instruments of music.”