[Tango-L] Women's technique

[Iron Logic]

>>>
  Chris has actualy attended classes with more than 60 [yes, 60] different teachers. But he's never explained why he eventually decided they were worse-than-useless or why it took him so long to come to that conclusion. 
  >>
  60 !!?  hmm...is this example of Osmosis?.
   
  

Keith <keith at tangohk.com> wrote:
  IL,

Maybe you missed Chris' post last year. Chris has actualy attended classes with more than 60 [yes, 60] different teachers. But he's never explained why he eventually decided they were worse-than-useless or why it took him so long to come to that conclusion. 

Since his dislike of teachers has no logic, I tend to think it's envy - after all, teachers are actually getting paid for what Chris would obviously be happy to do for free.

Keith, HK


On Wed Jul 18 8:13 , Iron Logic sent:

> dear Chris UK, I think people don’t understand you when you say
.no technique, classes are bad
no group
.lessons
... May be you should I walk the talk and *show us* what is possible.. by *just dancing*.
> 
> All we know is you:
> Learnt tango by 'just dancing' [without going to classes, without learning 'technique's etc..]
> Have had very bad experience with teachers
> Sincerely think that followers don’t have to go to classes, they learn by dancing with 'good' dancers [like yourself?..perhaps]
> 
> Just to get an idea of what you are talking about, will you be kind enough to post a video of yourself dancing, so the viewers can decide whether :
> 1) Continue to learn the way they do because they aren't impressed by your 'dancing'
> OR ..2) Stop going classes because they like your dancing and want follow your example
> 
> Ofcourse you may pick a partner who has never been tango classes, technique classes etc. so you can demonstrate your now legendary leading skills.
> 
> 
.show them the way by dancing[ instead of talking about dancing
apologies for borrowing your lines:)].
> 
>IL
>
>"Chris, UK" tl2 at chrisjj.com> wrote: > I'd be out of business, if people learnt only this in half a year
>
>What refreshing honesty. Thanks, Aron.
>
>Trini wrote:
>
>> ...erector spinae, deep posterior muscles and semispinalis ...
>> When instructors from Argentina visit, we discuss things
>> like this all the time. And they get excited and pleased
>
>I'll bet they do.
>
>> Which is why they like coming back here to teach. 
>
>And why they go home laughing all the way to the bank.
>
>--
>Chris
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