Dear dancer,

I’ll be completely honest with you. 

Your tango teacher has been lying to you all along. 

I know they have, because we do too…

See, when you start your tango journey, you teacher probably told you to use the center of the chest to lead or follow. 

Want to know the truth?

There are many more ways to lead and follow than with the center of the chest! But because our dance is such a challenge, we have to simplify…

But if you’re at a level where you want to improve your dancing, let’s start speaking about another important point of connection: the hips. 

See, especially for followers, the hips are an incredible tool to connect with your partner. 

In this video, we explain 3 ways you can use your hips for better connection.  

If you’re a tango follower who loves discovering tango secrets, click on this video to learn:

  • How to know the size of steps you should do
  • How to use your hips to have clarity on your direction
  • How to control the hips to step precisely where your partner invites you to

We really hope it helps!

Much love,

Pablo & Anne

PS: Do you feel that you progress in dancing is not as fast as you would like it to be?

Are you sometimes struggling to adapt to new partners?

Would you like to be someone who dares to go for the dance, and enjoys dancing without thinking?

We know that plenty of you want to speed up your learning but can’t dance as much as you’d like during the week.

That is why we have created the Intensive Tango Weekend in Paris: 3 days of tango teaching focused on Elegance & Playfulness.

So you can take 3 days to truly focus on your dancing, go deep with a step-by-step programme and leave with your dancing transformed.

If that sounds like you, have a look at the details by clicking here

It might be exactly what you need to take your tango to the next level 🙂

Are you ready to take your tango to the next level?

TANGO CORE

Improve the quality of your dancing with our online tango course:

5 steps to find power and elegance in the embrace

 

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