[Tango-L] Leading and following

[Alexis Cousein]

Trini y Sean (PATangoS) wrote:
> that she was more important than the step.

You hit the mail on the head. It is, of course, also
an issue of attitude, as some leaders don't seem to
dance to make their followers enjoy the dance, but merely
to show off.

Some of that attitude is nurtured by a given teaching style,
of course, but then, it's also impossible to teach an insufferably
arrogant and egotistic man how to care for anyone else in the
dance when he's unable to do so in real life ;).


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Alexis Cousein                                al at sgi.com
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