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Spirals make up the structure of our natural world, from immense galaxies to our own minuscule DNA. Unlike primitive robots with joints attached at right
Spirals make up the structure of our natural world, from immense galaxies to our own minuscule DNA. Unlike primitive robots with joints attached at right
If as a follower you feel some intention from your partner for a step or pivot, but it is not quite clear where or how
A good friend (to everyone) and fine tanguero, Gary Horton, Jr. wrote a question on Facebook. JUST.DANCE. Certainly well-intended advice, as I’ve heard it often
One day a while ago, after chatting with one of her friends as they were loading up the car to go to an Agility Trial,
“Parents [tango teachers] try too hard to fix things.” “Let me make a mistake once.” “I’m just warming up. Give me a chance to discover
Guest article by Iona Italia8 October 2018Translator / Editor / WriterFacebook The key to improving your tango, we’re often told, is practice. But what precisely
“When do I pivot; right after taking the step or when my feet come together?” Do you want my answer, or would you Enjoy a
The hip rotator muscle groups (external for lateral rotation, internal for medial rotation) provide a powerful engine for tango pivots. These muscle groups — and
As I started typing this post I first mistyped the title as “An idea embrace”. You know, that actually works! In fact, this post isn’t
By learning both roles, for both Leader AND Follower, we gain a deeper understanding and energy in our dance.
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