[Tango-L] 10,000 instructors or 1 you choose
HBBOOGIE1@aol.com
HBBOOGIE1 at aol.com
Wed Dec 8 12:36:27 EST 2010
I like your comparison of learning a second language to tango but think
about this...If you take lessons in Spanish for a few months and then switch
to German and a few months later try French you end up not speaking any of
them very well. I see taking endless tango lessons from different
instructors the same way. Everyone is going to teach differently so your poor brain
is going to explode trying to figure out who's instruction to follow. Find
someone local to your area that you would like to emulate and stick with
them.
Whenever a visiting teacher is coming to your area you can get a pretty
good look at how they dance on you tube and on rare occasions one will dance
the style that suits your taste.The best local social dancers I see are
those that have followed this method.
In a message dated 12/4/2010 1:56:54 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
sopelote at yahoo.com writes:
Learning to dance traditional Argentine Tango
is like learning a second language..it's often frustrating
and often a miracle.. in my own case it's been two steps forward and two
steps back.
Now, recently I've heard the theory that; 'He started dancing too late in
life'...ugh, how many
times have I heard this about learning a second language? ...the only
thing to do is to keep on dancing.
OK..my new learning theory for A.T. is this; just when everything seems to
be falling apart, this is exactly when and where the new leap forward will
occur! ...and so, hang in there and experience the mess to it's fullest,
you
are about to exit the dark tunnel into broad daylight and with a beautiful
new
fluency that will make it all worthwhile! The ugly duckling becomes the
swan.
...
...
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=734224171
www.youtube.com/user/nacotete
www.tangoandchaos.org
www.theopendoorway.org/audiovisual.html
THE WAR IS MAKING YOU POOR!
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