[Tango-L] Don't blame your follower ...keys

[Tango For Her]

Hello, again, Keith!
   
  Add in!  Teachers fill their classes by teaching patterns.  It is a necessary evil.  But, in time, everyone must learn that ballroom is patterns and Argentine tango (well, except for show tango and coreography) is not.  
   
  Tango is in the body, not the patterns!!!!
  

Keith <keith at tangohk.com> wrote:
  The obvious answer Steve is ... lead the way.

What Mario actually asked was .... "which Tango sequences (patterns) can be danced 
in close embrace ... as I want to spend my time learning/practising only those 
patterns ..."

If anyone had attempted to provide such information, he would have been mercilessly 
flamed by the list. I did think about correcting Mario's perceptions about how Tango 
should be danced, i.e. without fixed and practiced patterns, but I figured I'd just 
get flamed anyway for ... 'not being nice to a newbie', so I didn't bother.

Keith, HK


On Tue Dec 18 1:18 , steve pastor sent:

>On Thursday the 13th Mario requested tips on 
> "Close embrace in close quarters". 
> I have yet to see a sinlge response.
> Meanwhile, there have been more than 20 responses in the 
> "Boleo & Contra-boleo" thread.
> I guess this speaks volumes about the interests of our
> on line community.
>



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