[Tango-L] Women's technique

[Keith]

Yes Sean, we read a lot on Tango-L about all the new, modern methods you Americans have
devised to teach Tango. Strange though that, so far, it hasn't produced a single world 
class Tango dancer. And, if you read the recent interview with Tete, I'm sure you noticed
his 'thumbs down' to the standard of Tango in the US. No surprise there. I'm pretty sure the 
"tango backwater" of Europe could beat you hands-down. And things don't change much in
 Buenos Aires - is that also a "tango backwater"? Sean, considering the standard of Tango in 
the US, your arrogance is amazing.

Keith, HK


 On Sat Jul 14  3:18 , "Trini y Sean (PATangoS)"  sent:

>Fortunately, I haven't seen that sort of unteaching in many
>years. Either you have no clue about what goes on in
>women's technique workshops Chris, or you live in a tango
>backwater where teaching methodology hasn't changed in over
>a decade. Either way, you aren't really qualified to
>comment on this, are you?
>
>For the followers, in the unlikely event that you find
>yourselves in a technique workshop and the teacher tells
>you to practice ochos with a wall, walk out and demend your
>money back. You are being cheated. Then post the name of
>the teacher on the list, so the rest of us can avoid him.
>
>Sean