Sensing your partner’s movement
2020-05-14
Both partner’s sense the other’s intention, movement, and balance by way of touch.
Both partner’s sense the other’s intention, movement, and balance by way of touch.
A guest post by Veronika Kruta, verokrutayoga.com Warm up before dancing with this 10-minute full-body yoga routine. How strange that tango dancers rarely warm up
I will touch on four aspects of what I consider important to improvising dance (in general, and not only Argentine tango). Solo practice Solo practice
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,
Trust in Argentine tango. The garden-variety trust that everyone wants to expect has our partners respect our needs for safety, comfort, respect, and mutuality. We
The ideal hand embrace has the partners hands palm-to-palm, with fingers and thumb encircling one another, forming an intimate and highly functional connection.
Feelings (“connection”) without technique equals awkward, uncomfortable encounters. Technique without feelings leaves one a bit cold.
Argentine tango competitions serve useful roles to improve dancers and grow awareness of the dance.