Are you ready to check out an amazing dance, boogie-woogie style, from a truly energetic couple? What if you knew they were an older couple who are still hitting the dance floor? Dietmar and Nellia, a senior couple from Germany, hammed it up big time at the Horn dance school located in Austria.

Everyone pulled out their phones to film the wonderful dance these two did. When you see it, you will know why it quickly became a viral hit all around the world!

In Linz, Austria, the Horn family began their own dance school back in the early 1900s. They have since been one of the more popular dancing schools in all of Austria and Europe.

They teach the Samba, Cha Cha Cha, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz, Boogie, and Rumba in their school. They offer lightning courses that only take a few hours, as well as intensive courses that last for 12 evenings.

Dietmar and Nellia are a married couple who tied the knot back in 1970. Since then, they have danced together professionally for over 30 years. They have been in many dancing competitions since then, both German and Austrian.

Their specialty dancing skills have won them many awards. Their specialty includes the Jitterbug and the Lindy Hop, two dances that hail from the 1940’s and 1950’s.

The routine that has since gone viral shows the dancing duo swinging their hips boogie-woogie style to a song by Johan Blohm & The Refreshments.

The song, called “Down the Road Apiece,” is a big hit in the country. Johan Blohm quickly became a household name after releasing the song.

The couple danced to the hit song while others gathered and watched at the Horn dance school function. Everyone surrounding them was younger, making the dance even better to watch! The pair danced like they were still 18-years-old- no one could believe just how fresh and agile they were out on the floor!

With all of the dance awards under their belts, the two easily showed off just how the dance was done.

The two are back in Durmersheim, Germany, their hometown. They are still teaching workshops and dancing to their favorite songs. Are you ready to see for yourself the dance that rocked the world? Check out the video below: