Tango Sacada: 3 embrace tips to make your sacadas work every time

[@TangoSpace]

👋 Tango Dancer, If you're looking to dance sacadas that have more of a flow... Click here to download our *Free One Simple Exercise For Sacadas Guide* : bit.ly/4bfoxIR It's a great tool for practicing at-home or in practicas. We hope it helps!

[@margreethanna]

Very clear and inviting !

[@maggicollins4607]

so helpful...for leader and follower! Thank you!

[@ericdell5608]

Thank you both for such an enjoyable and really useful video. Is there a link to the practice guide mentioned in the video. Thank you.

[@msw0011]

Hello there Anne and Pablo. Excellent presentation, very informative and enjoyable. You are an inspiration and look great together. Thank you for sharing.

[@TangoSpace]

Thank you :) and thank you for being there and doing all the work to become a great tango dancer :)

[@claudiozaror]

I do enjoy your lessons

[@TangoSpace]

So happy to hear this :)

[@tindaralanza1496]

Siete forti ❤️❤️❤️

[@ChristophePeytier]

Txs, great video. I am an "almost beginner". It's a terrible phase, because I am good enough to see all my mistakes (and that of my partner!) but not good enough to correct them. So, my question is: Indeed I am aware that "fluffy right arm" from the partner: How to deal with it ? How to subtly make her understand that this fluffy arm is killing the connection between us ?

[@TangoSpace]

Hi Christopher, you can use body language and try to communicate to your partner by keeping your frame and her frame in the embrace in a way that each of you keep their own space. Then do no try to do sacadas, giros or anything that require strong frame. Keep it simple with her until she learn those things. Hope that helps 😊 Pablo & Anne

[@claudiozaror]

Dear Pablo, the time (4PM) of the webinar on Saturday 6th february is UK time?

[@TangoSpace]

Hi Claudio, yes, the webinar this Saturday it’s at 4pm UK time. ;)