Vals (Waltz) : Part 1 : Hesitation Steps and Change of Direction Ocho Cortado

[@ebutuoy12ful]

The best vals teacher I have met till now. Congratulations, thank you, sir. John.

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I very much like your detailed, pacing style of teaching. I subscribed, and will Join your program.

[@melaniehutton1136]

Love these videos. So clear to follow! I'm learning to lead and it's so helpful

[@tangology101]

Thanks Melanie. Glad it helped you.

[@saha6716]

super well explained ! thank you sooo much !

[@francissantos7448]

Thank you so much. I can actually use this moves in milonga and smooth tango.

[@BARLANZ4]

Thank you so much for your videos and the detalied explanations. You make this difficult dance seen easy. Great job teacher!!

[@yuahn5707]

you do it so easy! Wow!

[@karenball6245]

Such great videos, really explains everything so clearly

[@Guitar-Hero0815]

Great class! Thank you very much - now I will practice this stuff and dance better next time 4 sure ;-)

[@salsageordie]

We hav vays of making you vals ! Excellent class.

[@rosariacaspani7549]

Bravo!! Beautiful

[@StarDanceShop]

7:40 demo music

[@sergiocortes1695]

Excelente video de vals

[@FERNweh101]

Great teacher

[@rosemaryshapiro-liu4116]

Well explained

[@francissantos7448]

Aug 2, 2022. Exactly what I am looking for. It is not as energetic as Viennese waltz. With proper lead and follow, more creative and less routine.

[@Misskoki365]

really liked it! Which level are these steps? Seem a bit difficult for me.

[@marlyndecaire7863]

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[@quintolatini]

Please somebody can tell me if the "Tango esitacion" I heard often is just a tango with those Hesitation steps?

[@enzopetrelli6634]

Nice, very nice: pity that there is no audio

[@clintrauscher]

Thank you, but there is audio... perhaps your country blocks it.