The 4 Tango Improvements

In this episode, we read the chapter by Evelina Sarantopoulou from the Tango Tips by the Maestros Tango book, discovering how to simplify Argentine Tango by focusing on its essential principles instead of becoming overwhelmed by figures and technique. Learn how gravity can become ...  Show more

Should tango dancers remain balanced on their own axis, or is the magic of the dance found in moments of shared balance and mutual support? In this episode, we explore one of tango's most fascinating technical debates: in-axis versus off-axis movement. We begin by defining what " ...  Show more

Tango seems so fancy at first, so many moves to learn, so much technique. But you talk to any seasoned dancer and they will tell you it’s really not about the moves… it’s really something else.

What is it that we are after on the dance floor? And what value do we brin ...

So you've started learning tango, now what? You might be excited, overwhelmed, confused, or a little bit of everything. What are the most important/helpful insights to keep in mind about tango to help you adapt and progress.

In this episode I share some of my mos ...

If you want to succeed in tango, you gotta learn the right stuff. There are plenty of dancers out there who spend years working on their tango and not getting anywhere. Frequently, it has little do with with WHAT they are learning and more with HOW they are learning it.

This conversation revolves around our recent experience at The Thing, a yearly tango marathon in Portland, OR. We discuss our personal experiences and observations, highlighting the challenges and strategies we used to get dances. We emphasize the importance of moving around ...