Effect Basic Tango System
The tango, an intimate dance that many couples desire to memorize, is a dance with a deep anecdote. The basic two-step is beautiful mild and can be learned quickly.
Instructions
Getting Started
1. Pick orchestration with a slow, stable one-two-three-four beat with importance on the one and three beats. Argentine Tango classical is choicest, on the other hand yet something close slow rock or a rumba Testament elbow grease.
2. Keep your weight on the balls of your feet.15. Extend your right arm up and to the side.
4. Ramble backward all over the circle nowadays.
5. Cast over your shoulder to scrutinize where you are going. Women bad eye over their deserved shoulder; men gander over their left shoulder.
Men's Instructions (Lead)
6. Stand facing your partner. Place your right arm on her lower back. Straighten your upper body.
7. Keep your weight on the balls of your feet.
8. Use your right hand to pull your partner toward you. You might have to shift to the side a bit so the two of you won't bump knees when you dance.
9. Extend your left arm up and to the side. Keep your arm firm, applying gentle pressure to your partner's palm. This gentle pressure against her palm will actually help her feel which way you are going as you lead.
10. Stand with your feet close together. Step forward with your left foot and then forward with your right foot.
11. Bring your left foot next to your right. Keep your weight on the right foot. You are now back at your starting point.
12. Repeat this basic step guiding your partner around the room in a circle.
Women's Instructions (Follow)
13. Stand facing your partner. Place your left hand on his arm above his bicep. Straighten your upper body.
14. Listen to the rhythm and gem the beat. Initiate to ramble in a counter-clockwise circle enclosing the extension.3. Land on the balls of your feet as you jaunt encircling the interval.
Keep it tense. This tension will allow you to feel your partner's movements better and make it easier to follow his lead.
16. Stand with your feet close together.
17.Step backward with your right foot then with your left foot.
18. Bring your right foot next to your left. Keep your weight on the left foot. You are now back at the starting position.
19. Repeat these steps as your partner guides you around the room. Be attentive to body language and any little pushes or pulls as he guides you.
Variations
20. Vary the basic step by standing in place as you do the two-step. This is called la Cadencia, or Cadence.
21. Step backward on the second step to do la Cunita, or the Rock-Step.
22. Combine the basic two-step with some of these variations and don't be afraid to improvise.
