Trini de Pittsburgh wrote:
- Elegance
The best tango dancers are indeed very elegant. But I question how much of
this is style,
and how much is simply practical. I.e.
It works best if:
1. I keep my head up. That way I don't bump into others.
2. I walk with my chest forward and step off a straight leg. That way the
woman really
feels my intention.
3. I step straight ahead, and not wander around. That way I am not pulling
the woman
off her axis without intention.
4. I keep my left hand relatively still and positioned just so. That way the
woman
is comfortable, and the information that I convey to her is not confounded
with
noise coming from a waving/pumping arm.
Etc. Sounds quite practical, yet as a byproduct, quite elegant.
David
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