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Beginning

Basic Elements- Year 1-3

• Connection to music, partner, and fundamentals 


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Tips Commit to a regular class Focus on enjoying walking in the embrace and being as relaxed as possible when you dance

• The three questions you should ask yourself:
• What is connection and how do I get and give more of it?
• What are the basic elements of tango and how should they feel?
• How do I become aware of tension in my body so both my partner and I can have the best feeling dance?

To Do

• Get to know the formative dancers of tango and why they are celebrated
• Discover tango music, listen to a lot of it: find your favorite songs

Intermediate

 Year 2-5
Creativity and Variety

Search out top teachers in each style of tango and try for extensive lengths of time to cultivate these different techniques (aka months or years)

Find several consistent dancer to practice, take workshops, and lessons with 

Find a coach that you strongly believe would like to see you become as good or better then themselves (Pro tip: teachers with big egos or insecurity will never support your aspirations)

Try complementary training such as Gyrotonic, Contemporary dance, Feldenkrise, Contact Improvisation



Tips: Increase understanding of specific styles. Increase musical mastery. Start to develop changes in intensity.


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Tips

Advanced

Definition, Refinement, Dynamic-Year 5+

Start Apprenticing and Mentoring

Commit to developing your style

Find a structure to allow for consistent and in depth practice

Play and play and play with movement



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Movement Technique improvement for dancers
To help with

• Alignment
  
• Balance
  
• Coordination
  
• Overall vitality