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Livvy Dunne selflessly passes along three keys to ‘Baywatch’ slow motion run to NFL quarterback’s girlfriend

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Livvy Dunne shared advice with Olivia Ponton on how to perform a “Baywatch”-style slow-motion run, in a social media video highlighted by the article. Ponton, who has been linked in reports to Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, then used the exchange as online content; the piece presents it light-heartedly as an example of sharing know-how.

The article describes Dunne as a former gymnast and the partner of baseball player Paul Skenes, while Ponton is identified as a Sports Illustrated Swim model. Although it refers to Dunne giving three tips for the run, the supplied text does not actually list them, instead focusing on commentary about the cultural legacy of the original Baywatch scenes.

  • Livvy Dunne gave Olivia Ponton Baywatch-run advice.
  • Ponton turned the exchange into social media content.
  • The article does not provide the three tips.

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Baywatch was a popular American television drama about lifeguards, known for scenes of them running along the beach in slow motion. The style became a familiar part of the show’s image and a reference point in popular culture.

Livvy Dunne is a former gymnast and social media personality whose partner is baseball player Paul Skenes. Olivia Ponton is a model who has appeared in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit; reports have linked her to Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Their exchange connects that older television reference with social media and sport personalities who attract large online audiences.

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