Sam Rybka - Female Dancers, Family and Life

Sam and her twin sister, Teagan, began training in acrobatics when they were 3 years old. Initially, Sam and Teagan were not naturally flexible in the back or legs. Their mother, who was an acrobat, and their trainers worked hard on their flexibility and techniques to help them grow as professional acrobats. Simultaneously, Sam and Teagan started training in dance at the 'Debra McCulloch Dance Academy.' Initially, Sam pursued dance as a hobby. However, once she started participating in various dance competitions, she became passionate about the art. They eventually began learning various dance forms, such as jazz, ballet, tap, lyrical, and hip-hop. They even tried their luck at singing.

Sam and Teagan launched their 'YouTube' channel, ‘The Rybka Twins,’ in January 2012. The channel is exclusively dedicated to acrobatics and dance. The Rybka sisters share their acrobatic and dance routines through their vlogs. As their channel began to gain popularity, Sam and Teagan began introducing content related to gymnastics, fashion, and fun challenges. The channel has gained over three million subscribers.

The twin sisters also own an 'Instagram' profile that houses scores of their pictures from various acrobatic, dance, and gymnastic events. The profile has earned over 555 thousand followers. Additionally, Sam has an individual 'Instagram' profile where she shares her pictures with her friends and family. The profile has more than 543 thousand followers.

Sam and Teagan showcased their skills to a wider audience by participating in the seventh season of 'Australia's Got Talent.' They performed a contortionist act on the show. Their participation in the show boosted their worldwide fame. Prior to this, Sam and Teagan had auditioned for 'Australia’s Got Talent' when they were in high school.

The Rybka sisters began offering dance and drama training sessions even before they could finish their university course. In 2015, Sam and Teagan received an offer from the 'YouTube' channel 'Squared,' owned by twins Brooklyn and Bailey, to share their sessions through the channel.

The Rybka twins are associated with the New York-based talent agency 'Cunningham Escott Slevin & Doherty' (CESD). Their talent agent, Lakey Wolff, provides guidance in shaping their careers. Sam and Teagan have now become a professional acro-dance duo and perform at various competitions, corporate events, dance concerts, and recitals.

Sam and Teagan wish to appear on the popular talk show 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show.' They also wish to team up with the dancers who accompany pop star Katy Perry at her shows. They also plan to launch their own dance and fitness clothing line.

Sam was born Samantha Rybka, on June 22, 1995, in Perth, Australia. She is of Caucasian descent. The Rybka twins are the youngest of the five children in the family. They have three older brothers, namely, Mitchell, Cody, and Clayton. Sam attended 'Edith Cowan University' (ECU) in Australia, and earned a degree in drama (major) and dance (minor).

Sam is in a relationship with health, wellness, ‘CrossFit,’ and fitness personality Zac Spencer. They started dating each other in 2017. Initially, Sam never posted pictures with Zac on her social-media pages. Sam introduced Zac to her fans on their first anniversary, May 29, 2018, through a picture on ‘Facebook,’ with a heart-warming caption. On July 12, 2018, Zac appeared on Sam’s channel for the first time. It was a challenge video in which Zac and Teagan had competed.

Sam practices acrobatics for six hours a day. Additionally, she practices ballet and jazz, too. Her profession demands an extremely fit and flexible body, and to maintain that, Sam follows a healthy diet. Her diet includes loads of nuts, grains, fruits, vegetables, and milk. Sam is fond of swimming and likes spending time on the beach. Boating, cycling, horse riding, and canoeing are some of her favorite activities.

Sam likes wearing artificial fur. Paris is one of her favorite cities. Some of her favorite movies are 'Suddenly Thirty,' 'Matilda,' 'Mrs. Doubtfire,' and 'The Parent Trap.'