A Comprehensive Approach: Tango video analysis can be a powerful tool for dancers seeking to improve their technique. However, it’s often never done, or if it’s done at all it never gets to the level of granual detail that is required. Further still that analysis almost never gives you the kind of honest feedback that is required in order for you to improve. A truly effective analysis should go beyond simply pointing out 3 or 4 errors and blowing smoke up your backside to make you feel better about yourself. I believe that it should provide:

1. Detailed Audio Feedback: A voiceover commentary with specific timestamps highlighting errors and areas for improvement.
2. Error Log: A comprehensive list of errors, each linked to a specific timestamp in the video.
3. Resource Library: Links with each timestamp to relevant articles and videos that demonstrate ideal technique.
4. Video Annotations: Titles, annotations, and timestamps within the video highlighting the areas of focus.
5. Individual Skill Analysis: Separate videos analyzing specific skills > walk, ocho, turn, cross, and cortado, comparing your technique to reference videos.

Why Choose a Comprehensive Analysis?

If your video analysis doesn’t offer these components, you’re missing out on a valuable opportunity to maximize your abilities to improve.