[Tango-L] Strong Lead - resistance effect

steve pastor tang0man2005 at yahoo.com
Mon Sep 24 11:48:51 EDT 2007


"if you (the leader) make a sharp step back, the connection would break, 
  the connection would break, provided you do not hold her"
   
  Thus, we hope that the women learn to feel us moving backwards, and know 
  that we expect them to step forward as vigorously as we step forward.

Krasimir Stoyanov <krasimir at krasimir.com> wrote:
  
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chris, UK" 
> .. my point is that it cannot be this passive effect of mass that 'helps
> keeping the good connection.' because in a guy-forward move it works to
> bring them together, but in a guy-backward move it works to take them 
> apart.
>
> Whereas what we feel from a good connection is that it keeps us together
> in both directions. Hence the cause must be more active than mere
> inertia/momentum.

Yes, there must be something else - if you (the leader) make a sharp step 
back, the connection would break, provided you do not hold her. The leaning 
can help, but only to a certain limit. So much for not having to pull the 
lady. Of course, like everything else in tango it is not some ugly pulling, 
it is actually a more complicated and precisely executed movement, but 
still, if you don't hold her, the connection will break, or become loose at 
least.

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