The Follower’s Exercise
One Follower’s Exercise to RULE THEM ALL! 😉 This is the proverbial game-changer of an exercise. It looks insanely simple, but that’s about where things stop. This bugger will drive you nuts! Nuts in a good way. It
One Follower’s Exercise to RULE THEM ALL! 😉 This is the proverbial game-changer of an exercise. It looks insanely simple, but that’s about where things stop. This bugger will drive you nuts! Nuts in a good way. It
So how do you get to the effortlessness of the dancers above ? Below are 8 tips towards that goal. It is not the only pathway, and this by no means is an exhaustive list of what has to happen, but it is a good starting point. When reading through
Let’s dispense with a few misnomers right out of the gate. 1.) Balance is not the same thing as Stability. 2.) Balance is a component of Stability. 3.) Your stability is generated via 3 very different mechanisms that are all connect via your nervous system. And so that we’re clear
The Golden Nugget is a Tango Topics construct, and is quite possibly the one tango pattern that you will ever need to know to dance tango. Put another way it’s a piece of <a class="glossaryLink cmtt_Definition" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="cmtt_24d6924183285158fd61f4f15f05d944"
There are 9 Tango Habits that we want to address going forward. This article shows you what they are and what other options you can invoke to change those habits. You must register to see the full video though. 🙂 It’s free and painless and besides, you might learn something….
“Collection”, this is an odd word in the Tango world. It has come to mean that we, as dancers, want to bring our feet ‘together’ in some fashion. Some people refer to this idea or concept as “closing” your feet. Meaning to close the gap that naturally exists between them
How do you take a private lesson ? Easy. With this 5 Step Plan. It’s all about having a plan, then working the plan….hahaha. No. It’s far more than that. It’s about … well, read the article to find out.
We would like to believe that we are perfect that everything that we do functions to what we believe is ‘right’ or ‘good’ or to our ideals of these things. They don’t have to be perfect, but things have to work. The problem with this line of reasoning is that