MICK JAGGER has had 50 years to perfect his own brand of dad dancing. The ROLLING STONES frontman has managed to keep going even though his 70th birthday is just around the corner — much of which is down to his intense fitness regime. He has got himself a fan in ONE DIRECTION’s HARRY STYLES — who is the spit of Mick as a lad. Harry got chatting to Torje Eike — Mick’s long-standing trainer and physio — at the Stones’ show in Washington last month and now hopes to emulate Mick’s moves by taking up ballet. A source said: “Harry wants a career spanning decades like Mick’s and to have that he recognises that fitness, health and developing his body is the key. “He spoke to Torje about Jagger’s intense routine of kick-boxing, running, weights and, most importantly, ballet. “That’s the Achilles’ heel in Harry’s training. He can’t dance and neither can any of the 1D boys — their choreographer recognised early on that they shouldn’t dance on stage.” Ever since One Direction appeared on The X Factor in 2010, it’s been clear that dancing is not their thing. ZAYN MALIK threw an almighty wobbly at the time and it set the tone for their future live shows. The lads have already thrown themselves into a fitness regime while away on tour, working with personal trainer Mark Jarvis doing cardio, hitting the weights and using state-of-the-art gym equipment. But Mark’s boss Ramzy Khachik reckons learning to be more graceful will be good for the band. Ramzy said: “Nobody works harder than ballet dancers. “It’s all about grace, stance and strength. “Harry sees how supple Mick is, how he manages to stretch his body and do contortions. “It’s a brilliant art form and will get more grace into his movements — if you’re graceful you can get away with minimalistic moves, which is what their choreography is about.” It won’t be long before Harry can pull off Mick’s moves — dancing like a swarm of bees have flown up his top.
