Tango Walk: 5 tips for a beautiful tango walk (leaders & followers)

[@TangoSpace]

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[@shlomolaufer]

Nice. My suggestions for additional tips: A - Understand the difference between the "Tango Walk" and the "Regular everyday Walk" B - The projection of the leg is done with the "Pendulum Movement" C - Relation to the music: The push of the floor is on the beat of the music. BTW, I prefer my "Tango Walk" tobe composed of two parts" project-push, project-push, project-push...

[@marelischroter1882]

Thank you, super and detailed reminders for an elegant walk

[@miketrusiewicz]

You have such wonderful things to share about the tango, but I must say that I can only understand about 25% of your words because the sound is echoing to obscure the intonation.

[@enchende3265]

Thank you for the tips❤️ you should atleast have posted a full video dancing tango🥺

[@bhoraninissaisorakarn21]

Very good practice thanks

[@alohamilonga8736]

Thank you!

[@jburt56]

It's the hardest thing to teach even though it looks simple.

[@linaladerer3510]

Dear Pablo and Anne, it is so difficult for me as a follower to move forward. I always fall into the forward steps. Especially when it's small steps. I also don't know how to push myself forward from the standing leg. I have to bend my knees and that doesn't feel good either. Do you have a tip for me? Greetings lina

[@UltimateTango]

Just 5 cents and small advice to start with - try using the opposition (when going forward create the sensation also backward). When 'listening' to the lead treat it as 3D - not just from the chest but from all around you (for example the sensation from leader's hand on your back leads just as much as his chest and overall intention. It also allows your body to expand in all directions.) Try practicing walking forward alone - flat shoes and heels. From the heels and from the toes. Basically, the whole experimentation is about you. Once you are able to 'stand on your own' - the forward steps stop being 'scary'.

[@frbusiol]

Niente sottotitoli in inglese, peccato. La traduzione automatica è incomprensibile. No English subtitles, too bad. Automatic translation is incomprehensible.

[@cesarcruz5539]

we need more demonstration and less talking

[@adriansaw8329]

Is Anne pregnant? Congrats!

[@TangoSpace]

Hi Adrian. No...

[@ovakul1]

Fantastic teaching! ( I hope/wish, you could coment the timing (and view) of a proper and elegant lead for the walk forward, and backward, in a future separate video) / O

[@anamariaruncan6069]

Hello! Good morning. I can tell you that I'm not satisfied with my walk, especially backward, but forward as well. Please if you can, send me the free guide for walking, maybe I can improve my walk. Thank you very much!!

[@davidalen2590]

Excellent. Power out of the standing leg, suspend delay walk, controlled collection. Superb.

[@fabianhayes6871]

Wonderful teachers..Thank you

[@aferetis2379]

you are fantastic!! thank you!

[@horaciohaag7052]

Great tips; thank you!

[@vardanharutyunyan8767]

⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍

[@chriscarrillo6442]

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