By yy on May 14, 2008 in Learning process, Musings | 1 Comment
Got into a conversation recently lamenting the fact there it’s very difficult to bring in new people - and guys in particular - to our Tango community. One of the main point, it seems, is that Tango, when compared with, say, salsa, is a difficult dance and so people drop out because of the lack [...]
By yy on Nov 23, 2007 in Musings, Techniques | 0 Comments
It’s great to have Hsueh-tze back, for the second time this year. Currently we are about half-way through her series of workshops. As usual, she has enlightened all of us on the subtleties of close embrace and yet again highlighted some very important fundamental techniques that allow us to do just that little extra with [...]
By yy on Oct 23, 2007 in Learning process, Musings | 0 Comments
Almost any Tango teacher worth his salt - be they of the “resident” variety or the travelling maestros - would have (or should have) struggled with these questions at some point in his teaching career: What do I teach to the students? And in what order should I present what I know?
It goes without [...]