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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.
If you
have any comments on the accuracy or clarity of
these notes, please contact La.Yuega@vecta5.com
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Lesson 2 began
with some tests ..
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First we led a series of
backward ochos:
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as
follower pivots, leader also pivots 90 to walk in
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leader
gently sacadas each leg of follower while
continuing the walk |
Then we made life more
difficult, starting offset on one side:
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leader
turns his torso to bring follower in open step
across his front so he is on her other side; lead follower
into giro forward, open, and back steps
exit
with sacadas while walking in cross system
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Forward ocho exercises
reinforcing disconnection:
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begin
offset ; keep facing partner while doing forward
ochos in opposition keep facing front
while partner holds hands out sidewards from
behind
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Backward ocho exercises:
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keep
facing front while doing backward ochos Hands touching
while doing backward ochos together - pause in
each step, pivot, step, pivot scheme
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Forward ocho 1:
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walk
to side offset; Draw follower forward as leader
takes back step Pivot follower; Draw
follower across as forward foot closes and
squares up
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Forward ocho 2::
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close
foot block so follower steps over before coming
round to close |
Ocho Practice:
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Walk
on Right; rock back and forth;
l's
backward ocho ,
bring f
round into giro
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Walk
on r; rock b and f;
l's
backward ocho ,
bring f
into f ocho as above
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Walk
on r rock b and f;
l's back
ocho ,
bring f
into f ocho with parada / stepover / ocho
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Lead
f ocho - collect/use body turn so f arrives; pivot back into
ocho and close walk on l;
lead f
ocho ;
collect;
use body
turn to reverse f before arrival via close to
side step ...
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walk
on l; lead f ocho ;
collect;
touch r
foot against f's l -
use body
turn to reverse follower before arrival via
barrida into side step;
f steps
over into forward ...
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