Escalate your movement skill
2020-02-21
Do you ride escalators up and down instead of walking them or using stairs? Did you say you are an Argentine tango dancer?! I know,
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Do you ride escalators up and down instead of walking them or using stairs? Did you say you are an Argentine tango dancer?! I know,
Index 0:00 Introduction 0:26 Warm-up exercises 0:41 Heel raises 1:09 Importance of ankles 1:31 Single-leg heel raises 2:09 Freeing heels without raising up 2:38 Double-leg
At each and every moment, if we but sense the opportunity, we have three choices. We can do what we’ve always done in that situation,
Argentine tango competitions serve useful roles to improve dancers and grow awareness of the dance.
By using a tall, straight stick, such as from a broom or mop, we can practice in a way that creates strong molinete movement with
Always work with a notebook and camera. Every time you make a good or interesting discovery, video record it so you don’t lose what happened,
Notes from EVERY TRICK IN THE BOOK by Charlie Dancey, Juggling chapter, Learning How to Learn Tricks, pp. 467-468 You can save yourself a lot
My underlinings from You’ll Never “Waste” Time Practicing As Long As You Are Doing This, October 14, 2018 by Bill Plake. [Substitute “Dance” for “Instrument”
Guest article by Iona Italia8 October 2018Translator / Editor / WriterFacebook The key to improving your tango, we’re often told, is practice. But what precisely
I have these things going on in my current practice with a partner. Regularly checking in with each other on comfort and clarity. Periodic video
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