Michael Strahan wows fans with synchronized dance moves as he breaks a leg with Radio City Rockettes

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Good Morning America’ star Michael Strahan has earned the praise of his ardent fans and followers for his impeccable timing and moves as a dancer lately.

The 51-year-old former NFL star shared a clip on his Instagram where he seems to be at the center, surrounded by The Rockettes, and copying them step by step to near perfection.

It was a throwback clip that brought joy to his followers who rarely see their favorite ‘GMA’ host breaking a leg. 

The Rockettes are an American precision dance company founded in 1925 in St Louis. They have since performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

‘GMA' host Michael Strahan impresses with his dance moves in throwback clip

The dance started with Strahan posing in the middle, waiting for his turn to break into it.

As the Rockettes took their position, Strahan got into the groove and then did his steps.

Later, Strahan followed the Rockettes, copying their iconic fluttering kicks as he matched them with the same enthusiasm and vigor.

The brief clip ended with Strahan pointing his hands toward the camera that was in the room as the Rockettes stood still next to him.

The former NFL star embraced this nostalgic clip in the caption and wrote, “9 years ago with @therockettes!! The holiday season is upon us!”

Strahan’s fans rushed to the comments section to express all their love and praise for him.

One wrote, “Wow matched them kick for kick!!” while a second simply wrote, “The kicks were truly 10/10”

‘GMA correspondent Deborah Roberts also commented, “I’ll buy multiple tickets if you’re onstage” while another said, “Wow that was impressive! Solid high kicks.

“Wow! You’re really good. The kicks were great but the facial expressions stole the show lol,” quipped another. 

Michael Strahan missing from another Monday episode of ‘GMA’

Strahan once again lived up to the legacy of missing a Monday morning episode of ‘GMA’ on December 11.

He was replaced by the fill-in host Linsey Davis as he appeared on ABC’s rival network, Fox Sports for his punditry gig.

He appeared on Sunday night for his usual NFL hosting duties on Fox Sports.

That's where Michael can typically be found each weekend, but it seems he had other obligations for Monday.

There was no explanation for his absence as Davis joined Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos behind the ‘GMA’ desk.