The #1 secret to improve your tango fast

[@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

[@felicidadvelasco8170]

Okey

[@PaulPaytas]

Great reminder of the value of solo practice, I get absorbed with partner practice.

[@MartinWessels-KrakowPoland]

Good that you point that out. Schools never mention this and it is often not easy to find a good dancefloor for single usage.

[@franol7]

Worth of mention is additional regular daily morning 15-30 min gymnastic drill to keep muscle joints in good shape :) This point is largely underestimated:) My BRDS

[@orgimenezwp315a8n]

No hablo Ingles ¡¡ pero mirando con atención los videos se aprende, se incorporan las figuras, las posturas etc. : Gracias una vez mas. Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@jefsut]

Great video ... I will try this!

[@Julie-ns2mq]

Awesome thanks ❤❤

[@marialandry9954]

Thank you so much for these informations. It helps so much.

[@backyardrailroader]

My biggest problem is balance. I cannot move slowly like you are on the walking exercise. Ankle shifts frequently.

[@DavidOrbach]

Pour conserver l'équilibre, la solution pour moi est de garder la hanche du pied libre en bas. Il faut absolument que la hanche qui bouge reste plus basse que la jambe du pied d'appuis. Pour ce faire, la demande des professeurs de tango de poser le pouce du pied au sol est juste, parce qu'elle oblige à baisser la hanche libre, et donc le corps tout entier est en équilibre.

[@backyardrailroader]

Nice reply. Cannot read French.

[@maxdesigner5436]

Check your hip alignment, 99% of problems that make you lose your balance while moving come from this reason. There are a lot of video talking about this topic on KZbin

[@hernansalinas6588]

😂@@backyardrailroader

[@iSylvan]

Practice balance during your daily chores! Stand on one leg to brush your teeth, shampoo your hair, tie your shoes etc. Experiment with closing your eyes as well to really condition your sensory/somatic feeling of balance and not just your visual. When this gets easy, try getting a balance board. Hope this helps!