Sean here. I should know better, but here are a few of my thoughts on the
subject.
--- Patricia Katz wrote:
I see many leaders with very good potential stay at a level that
is below their ability; these leaders don't take workshops or privates when
very good teachers are in town. It seems most
As for this whole card/cabaceo issue, I wonder if it is all over a single
girl who can't say no?
Gosh, how naive I was to think we managed to close this part of the
discussion.
No, if you want to point fingers, point towards me. I can't count
the times I've heard followers complaining about
On Oct 19, 2010, at 2:59 AM, Vince Bagusauskas wrote:
On the matter of cabeceo in general, I doubt it would work at many
milongas
in Australia, because either for seating arrangement or because of
the very
turned down light levels. And oh some women who take their glasses
off for
Tom Stermitz said:
Why are the lights turned down low?
Notions of romantic lighting? In some places the lights could be so low that
the candles on the tables are (almost) brighter.
How can you see the dances?
You need to have one of these:
http://tinyurl.com/2f3e7lr
How do
How do you get the waiter's
attention at a nice restaurant? Do you physically go into the kitchen
to retrieve him.
Many/most waiters seem to be oblivious even to someone standing on the
table waving both arms in the air. And Yes, I have resorted to a trip
to the kitchen - which stirs
- Original Message
From: Trini y Sean (PATangoS) patan...@yahoo.com From Sean.
These women need a serious reality check about their own abilities.
Agree. Many beginner ladies can get dances with good leaders and they
soon have an inflated sense of their own ability. Thereafter,
