[Tango-L] The Flying Dutchman
m i l e s
miles at tangobliss.com
Fri Apr 6 15:36:30 EDT 2007
Caroline & Igor.
>That is the second best way to make a "tango enemy" for many years
to come.
Men are different Igor. "Enemy is a strong word." I think he'll get
the msg that something went awry. What that something is, is a
matter of discussion.
Your statement brings up the obvious question, ok...what's the first
way ? (smile)
However Caroline, Igor does have a point. Stopping the dance in the
middle of tanda and walking off the floor with lil or no explanation
is sure to confuse more than a few. Mind you I know you didn't say
that but the impression is there.
Perhaps another suggestion might be, and mind you this is a followers
choice, but perhaps you could slow him down in his navigational
efforts ? Plant your feet with each step and make him move like
molasses. Which (if he's an attentive lead) will force him to pay
close attention to his navigation as well as focus on you and the
dance. It also forces him to maintain connection with you. Worked
like a charm on me when I was with followers who know what they're
doing and I was clearly rushing past. I've learned so much from
those experiences.
At the same time, I had the most devastating experience with a woman
who literally walked off the floor on me. Didn't say a word, just
stopped about 20 steps in. I went to the cross and she turned and
walked off the floor. I spent the rest of that night in tears
wondering what I did wrong...my universe shattered.
M i l e s.
More information about the Tango-L
mailing list