Turns. Changes of Direction as Creative Landmarks

This lesson unveils the secret of the maestros' powerful turns. There’s an activation point for them. You’ll also find out about the quantity of intention needed in order for the movement to happen and how leading and movement originate from separate parts of the body. All this accompanied by a series of exercises for you to incorporate the turns technique in your body, too.

A new set of exercises, accompanied by in-depth technical explanations about the maestro's specific turns. One actually have quite a few types of turns in tango. And each of them powers different kinds of complex movements you'll want to accomplish later on. But in order for the wow effects to exist, one need to really take care of their cause. Enjoy your practice!

You already know our motto – the more you prepare on your own, the more you have to offer when in couple. This lesson is the perfect guide for leaders’ and followers’ individual practice. It will help you develop a better balance, as well as a better control for your pivots' direction.

The importance of ochos can be easy to overlook, but they are essential as they connect various parts of your dance and make it look like a harmonious whole. So we better master them properly. In this lesson you’ll find out about the importance of the shoulders, as well as the order in which the movement should happen. Everything accompanied by exercises and structures.

Clean and beautiful sequences will be demonstrated and thoroughly explained in this lesson, in order to show how your embrace should adapt during your pivotal movements. It’s all about flow and comfort.

The beautiful sequences that Sebastián & Roxana are using to explain the use of giros, can already be considered their signature for the fluidity they achieve in the dance. This lesson provides the rare opportunity to get to understand how this happens, as only watching from outside will never get us there.

With the combinations of steps in this lesson, the maestros will focus even more on the technical aspects that giro contains. As always, you can use them just for your own practice, or to space up your dance.