Tango Argentino: Sacada technique leaders & followers

Enhance your Tango dancing with playful and connected sacadas! This video dives into the technique and quality of sacadas, helping you add more fun and fluidity to your moves. Ideal for Tango dancers in London and Paris looking to improve their skills.
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In this video, we cover:
- Technique for playful and connected sacadas
- Steps breakdown for leaders and followers
- Tips for maintaining balance and connection
- How to enhance the quality of your sacadas with subtle movements
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0:00 Introduction
0:03 Helping dancers in London and Paris
0:16 Importance of connected and playful sacadas
1:19 Detailed technique for leaders
2:15 Followers' tips for effective sacadas
3:14 Maintaining grounded movement
4:32 Close embrace considerations
5:11 Special tip: the "kissing" technique for sacadas
6:02 Keeping the frame in close embrace
6:46 Final tips for leaders and followers
7:24 Outro and encouragement to subscribe
8:04 Free online Tango course details
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[@TangoSpace]

👋Tango Dancer Not sure how to dance confidently in crowded milonga? Need help adapting the steps you learn in classes to small places? Watch this FREE mini-course from Pablo & Anne and learn the 10 easy steps that will make dancing tango in crowded milongas easy: bit.ly/3JosuQl

[@francissantos7448]

Thank you for the lesson. A side step into a quarter turn. Foot kissing!!! Incredible imagery.

[@AlexSmith-fs6ro]

Hola, Sumamente agradecido por cubrir tantos detalles sutiles. Quizás los veré en Inglaterra un día. Gracias y/et merci.

[@edmilsongabriel95]

Admiro o trabalho de vocês, parabéns!

[@irosansbox3844]

Maybe show some actual examples? I think I saw one in the whole video.

[@viaplatina1722]

Hi Dear How do you indicate to the follower, the start of the sacada? Thank you.

[@sn4pi]

I think that you have to lead/trick the follower to do a side step, while moving next to her "soon"-free leg. In my case the sacada should happen automatically

[@AlexSmith-fs6ro]

As Pablo said, as she's going into the side step and just before she transfer her weight onto her left foot, you kiss with your right foot her right foot, then you invade her space by transferring you weight on to your right foot while all along you're Iping your torso to the right.

[@franol7]

@@AlexSmith-fs6ro Sacada is just a game of legs. If follower is well grounded on her foots and not move in haste, cacada is very natural. The killer od sacada is the haste and precipitation of follower. The main task of leader before sacada is to firmly indicate that he wants her to shift her weight to one leg and a bit to press her to ground ( downword) That indicate her to stay on the one leg and not to detach the other one from the ground.

[@chantalforgues8132]

no indication of how to bring the follower into the saccada, just the leader stepping into a saccada??

[@TangoSpace]

Hi Chantal, the sacada happens naturally if the follower is connected and doesn’t anticipate