Thank you so much for this helpful lesson.

Thank you so much. This is me!! Pain and shoulder tension. I have learnt a lot. Keep up the good work I really enjoy your videos

Thanks!

🙏 Very good and useful practice for the body frame.👍🏻

Do I always try to touch shoulderblades as much as possible without pulling elbows to the back? Is that correct? Is it the same for female?

Thank you Oxana and Konstantin for the great info.!

Such a critical technique, so simply explained! TY!

Very useful information and techniques. Thank you.

Terrific. Thanks very much. Keep up the good work

good explanation, well done 🎉

Hi master Konstantin, May I ask ？It may sound stupid 😅 ! About the footwork; the forward and backward steps with the toes-heel, is it applies to the Latin steps or the slow dance steps such as waltz??? Thanks 🙏🏻

Well demonstrated with clear explanation. Thank you so much ❤

It is good to see in video as you can repeat many times although you have taught us many times during the lesson.Thank you Konstantine and Oxana for the beautiful demonstration.

Could you make a comment about the difference in rising action for the person on the inside of the turn. Many figures have " no foot rise "( nfr) for the person on the inside of the turn.

Thank you for the useful techniques.🙏👍🏻

Merci beaucoup

Wonderful!

1:03 ❤❤ lady

I truly wish you would wear a different colored legs on your pants red on the right and white on the left so when we watch you we can tell what leg is moving it's really difficult when all people wear is black it's also especially difficult when the background behind them is the same color as their clothing good job on not doing that although it's been tried.

I appreciate the content as a woman I would like to see more from a woman's point of view although I do pick up where the man is going backwards like a woman would and I always have to wait have a box to start

Thank you, these are great tips.

Great exercises! A little unsteady the first time I’m sure over time it will become more smooth if I practice

Very interesting. Thanks. How many times should each exercise be repeated and how many times a week?

Great info and thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much for your video.

We love your courses! You have revived our love for dancing! Thanks

Excellent !

you may explain well , but i believe it is very important to cound this way Slow / Quick

Thank you very much.

How to make a clear lead and differentiate Spanish drag vs Back Corte? The beginning looks similar.

Any shops in Cape Town to buy dancing shoes?

It would be helpful if you indicated which foot to start on. I don't know about others, but my brain has difficulty translating left/right when looking at a video. Also, is there another change turn to go from reverse turn back to natural turn?

Excellent clear instructions! Thx! 🙏🏻

When you dance together, you make step on beat 2 to the side with turn about 1/4. When you show man steps separately you make second step forward with no turn. I'm interested - why?

Do you have a video about a closed telemark?

😂 The vow at the end. Thanks for this instructional video.

Sadly my experience is that some people simply cannot find beat 1, and need a really heavy drum beat before they can get it. This is especially true in foxtrot, where there is emphasis on beats 1 and 3

Another excellent tutorial. I really love your videos which cover improving dancing technique, and not just steps and figures. Perfect for keen improvers. They dont need a dance floor.

Your teaching method is very good you 'uncover' the detail gently, and the routine is nice but not comolicated. Could you cover the chase? Perhaps you can enlighten me on something that has always bothered me. Tango is explained in the technique books ( e.g.Guy Howard's) as being counted 1,&,2,&. 2 beats in the bar. 33 bars per minute. So that would be 66 beats per minute, which it isnt. But for me, its simply 4 beats 1,2,3,4, and im delighted you explained it as such. Is there anyone out there who can explain why this 1&2& stuff still persists. I teach tango to beginners and some of them have read this 1&2& stuff and ask me to explain it. Its hard to explain to be honest. Why dont we count foxtrot 1&2& ?(ive been asked this). My best answer is that modern tango derives from the argentinian tango, but im really guessing

Excellent tutorial.

Excellent video. Very useful and clear explanations. Thanks. The Fallaway Reverse Slip Pivot is 4 steps (fwd, side, Fallaway, and Pivot). The rhythm you are doing is QQQQ I suppose. As in the book. At the end of the QQQQ figure, what is it you have added ? I guess it is not an additional pivot? It looks like 2 first steps of a reverse turn and finally feet together as the third step. What would be the rythm of the end ? QQS ? My issue is to finish with a bar and be able to resume dancing from left leg. It looks like you are going to resume from right foot.

Yes - this is exactly the routine we dance in our circle here in Katsuura. Very helpful thank you. Jack in Japan.

Beautiful fish tail instruction and explanation of body position❤❤❤

The thing I have against the waltz is that they hold their heads at an exaggerated angle like the have both really bad breath, the had just eaten garlic.

👏Thanks for the video, I like how it flows.

Thank you !!

Your videos are amazing!

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