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Cambridge
These
notes summarise a basic tango course arranged by
Mike and Stephanie at the Cambridge TangoBar and
taught by Rodolfo Aguerrodi and Miho Omaki in
October 2001.
There
were four 3-hour lessons each usually beginning
with an exercise intended to improve body control
around a critical position from which various
moves can be developed. The second half of the
lesson builds those moves progressively. The
first and last lessons were focused almost
exclusively on exercise and practice respectively.
If you
have any comments on the accuracy or clarity of
these notes, please contact La.Yuega@vecta5.com
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with walking exercises ... |
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Walking:
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Lead
from chest; Upright posture; Slide foot, test
pressure then transfer weight Exercise to put
weight onto toes
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Displacement:
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Lead
shoulders offset to bring follower to that side walk straight,
straightening shoulders to bring follower in
front
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Leadaround:
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When
walking displaced, lead foot touches outside of
follower's trailing foot Cue to stop and
lead follower into side step across front of you;
walk forward crossed
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ForwardSideBackSide
BackOchoOut:
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walk
displaced, lead foot touches outside of followers
trailing foot Leader turns into side
step facing follower; turns again; walk backwards
- follower displaced
Leader
turns into side step; changing weight to lead
backward ocho
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ForwardSideBackSide
BackSideForwardSide Out:
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Walk
displaced, lead foot touches outside of followers
trailing foot Leader turns into side
step facing follower; turns again; step backwards
- follower displaced
Lead
follower into side step across you; lead
backward, side, forward, side Out
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ForwardSideBackSide
LeadAroundcontratempoLeadcontratempoOut:
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Walk
displaced, lead foot touches outside of followers
trailing foot Leader turns into side
step facing follower; turns again; step backwards
- follower displaced
Lead
follower into double tempo side step across you;
forward, side,
Leader
walks double tempo side, back, side then comes
out in normal tempo,
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