Continuity from previous classes.
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday 12-17-08 all levels class at VIMA review with Olga
Posture, lead and follow, line of dance, weight change, parallel and crossed systems, improvisation.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
Thursday 12-11-08 Beginner Class at Walnut Creek review with Terri
Thursday 12-11-08 Beginner Class at Walnut Creek review with Terri
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Levels
In any discipline the “fundamentals” make the difference. When you have mastered the fundamentals, then dancing becomes effortless and fun for you and your partner. How many classes are needed to become an intermediate dance student? There is no general answer to this question. It depends on many factors that include: dance background and experience, time dedicated to practice and review, and individual characteristics. It is very important that your instructor agrees with you when to attend a certain level of class. Please have confidence and respect for your instructor’s knowledge and experience as to what level is appropriate for you. If you feel that the class you are attending is not helping you to improve your dance, please share this feeling with your instructors. Private classes are a good alternative.
If you are coming for the first time to our class
If you are coming for the first time to our class we strongly suggest you take the Fundamentals & technique class in addition to any other class you want to take (intermediate/advanced). It will help you, the other students attending the class and us, that you understand our principles and teaching language.
When you have made several of our beginner classes and want to go for the next level, we strongly recommend you to keep taking the beginner class in addition to our intermediate class. It will work as a review and warm-up class for you, and for us, it will help us to know where to continue with you at the next level class. Remember that you are in a group class and that we teach many other students. You have to help us to help you in our mutual goal of making you a good tango dancer.
When you have made several of our beginner classes and want to go for the next level, we strongly recommend you to keep taking the beginner class in addition to our intermediate class. It will work as a review and warm-up class for you, and for us, it will help us to know where to continue with you at the next level class. Remember that you are in a group class and that we teach many other students. You have to help us to help you in our mutual goal of making you a good tango dancer.
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Saturday, December 6, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
La Milonga Rantifusa
When? Saturday December 6.
7:30pm - All level class on technique, connection, musicality, floor craft and etiquette.
8:30pm - Milonga until midnight with the best music from Buenos Aires.
Where? Lake Merritt Dance Center, at 200 Grand Avenue Oakland, CA 94610 corner Harrison. Hall 2. Good parking available.
Snacks and soft drinks included.
7:30pm - All level class on technique, connection, musicality, floor craft and etiquette.
8:30pm - Milonga until midnight with the best music from Buenos Aires.
Where? Lake Merritt Dance Center, at 200 Grand Avenue Oakland, CA 94610 corner Harrison. Hall 2. Good parking available.
Snacks and soft drinks included.
Monday 12-01-08 Intermediate class review at Alberto's Night Club with Asuko
Connection, lead and follow, leader walking backwards, follower walking forward, change of weight lead.
For the Fundamentals and Technique class click: 11-17-08 Alberto's Fundamental and Technique class...
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