"Leave it at that and this entire discussion can stop" Thanks for setting me straight tangopeer, but intention is also practiced by good ballroom dancers. You want the follower to step to the left, indicate then step. The ballroom follower will step. However in my posts I didn't have Tango specifically on my mind. Ballroom Tango that is. As an aside, I doubt if there's an (AT) tango leader who could lead an unrehearsed and simple "whisk & wing" even to an experienced Tango follower. IMHO talk about steps, leads intentions etc doesn't even come close to explaining what makes Tango different to other genres.
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