Simple Entries to the Leg Wrap in Tango

Join us in this episode of "Easy Entrances to Moves They Love" where we demonstrate accessible ways to seamlessly transition into the leg wrap, enhancing your Argentine Tango.
🌀 What You'll Discover:
🌀 Understanding Leg Wraps: Learn the key differences between a leg wrap and a sacada, focusing on leg placement and body movement.
🌀 Executing the Leg Wrap: Gain insights into the proper technique, ensuring a deep and safe connection-knee pit to knee pit!
🌀 Single Entry, Multiple Opportunities: Although there's primarily one way to enter a leg wrap (through the open step), we'll show you how to spot numerous opportunities to introduce this move across various Tango steps.
🌀 Practical Applications: From simple walks to the Cambio de Frente, discover how to seamlessly incorporate leg wraps into your dance, adding a delightful surprise to your routine.
🎥 A must-watch for dancers looking to bring an elegant sophistication to their routines, this video is brimming with helpful tips, detailed demonstrations, and new ideas for accessing the leg wrap.
Don't forget to visit us at tangotribe to share your own leg wrap videos, get feedback, or just chat about all things Tango. We’re excited to see how you incorporate these elegant wraps into your dance!
Until next time, keep dancing and exploring the beauty of Tango.
Abrazos, Argen & Tina! 💃🕺
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[@francissantos7448]

Thank you very much. No elaborate choreography to remember.

[@tangotribe1283]

Exactly! Choreography can be useful as a mental exercise and to give us experience combining moves in a way that flows. For social dancing at a crowded milonga, we need to be able to break things apart to fit the music and the space.

[@francissantos7448]

@@tangotribe1283 Thank you once again. Your philosophy or concept of fixed routines completely agrees with my assessment of dancing ( other dance genres) as a whole. I find choreographies grow old very quickly with constant use. I do still rely on choreographers to help me plan and enrich "what to do next" . Your demo at the end of your video is one excellent example.

[@gameoftango]

We are so thrilled you are finding value in a different approach! 🤗