I'm confused. I thought:
Circular boleo - I rotate woman and then stop or reverse her rotation. Free
leg continues to create boleo.
Circular contra-boleo - I initiate rotation and free leg remains behind
creating boleo.
If I understand correctly, her leg goes nowhere(!) in contra-boleo, just
And, one surprising aspect, for the woman, is that if it is led correctly, her
foot will wind far enough around to hit you in your thigh! They tend to like
the fact that they appear so flexible.
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It's important to remember that leading a
Igor asked about the difference. I am sure he knows boleos, so I am
posting at the risk of a retort claiming they are both technically
boleos, but here goes:
I think of leading boleos in two ways:
1.by moving my torso and frame with the womans pivot, in the
same direction either
I don't agree that if the woman's leg swings around too far and hits the man's
leg, that this demonstrates that the Boleo has been led
correctly. On the contrary, it could easily demonstrate that the man has
over-rotated or has injected too much energy into the lead. It
could also demonstrate
