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| Hints & Myths about
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PREVIOUS
..............................................................................Intermediate Tango
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notes summarise a tango course given in
five parts by Rodolfo Aguerrodi &
Miho Omaki in Cambridge in 2004. The
copurse was aimed at people with 6+
months experience.
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Lesson 2 began with some
explanations about upper/lower body
centres:
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with a number of stretching / balancing
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we played with the couple's position in
the giro - close enough and - in the
leader's case - hips rotated to ensure
foot access to follower;s inside/outside
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we played with a giro including a barrida
(on follower's backward step) and pasada
(on the resulting forward step) |
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the giro first from a side step |
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to the right from a forward step on
leader's right |
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to the left from a forward ocho |
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to right from a backward step |
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to left form a backward ocho |
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NEXT
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| Explore
and enjoy! |
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Frank Morris
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