In a way, you are right that it is not strict 'lead and follow', as it would be in social dancing. International standard isn't meant to be a social dance. But I guarantee you that she is not guessing; he makes it unmistakably clear that they are going to promenade position.
That a not a chance that no one danc ebasic in competition, because it teaching become disconnected with dance development. No One dance Step -side -closed in waltz any longer, if anyone ever did. It if forward forward -close when turning. In case of Natural or reverce turns. It is even forward forward passing in change step. and term close is not entirelly correct. teachers will take this routines and teach them how they are. I believe word champions have responsibility to wide dancing public.
Good example how even best competitive dancers can not lead/follow. Notive lady flip her head at 11 second? She had no lead/reason to do it. Darn competitive dancing continue to destroy social dancing.
Here I will disagree with you. Look on His Demo dances. You will see that in every given moment Lady has no choice, but to turn her head in direction he wanted. Reason will be different, Ineria of the body, shape, weigth transfer. Basic figures should not mean bad dancing. I want to see same demonstration for basic figures as for demo dancing.
There is 0, nan difference between closed position and promenade position, exept in a head. I do not see any Hips or body lead from him at this moment. To me it look like she turns because she know to turn, not because she was lead to do that. This suppous to be a basic steps vidio. Now notice How they break the most fundamental rule of BALLROOM dancing all the time. They go agains line of dance, agains direction of the dance. That second thin how competitive dancing destroy social dancing.
I'd rather suspected this was going to be the case. While the accompanying tuitional timing clips in respect of the waltz, quickstep, etc., are brilliant, this demonstration of the tango is far, far too removed from genuine "basic" to render it of much usefulness to the average dancer. Impressive dancing, of course, but useless from an instructional point of view. If they'd ever care to make another video, this time showing practical 'gold' syllabus figures, it would be much appreciated.
Tango respects no line of dance. Their dance is perfect.
素晴らしいですね。何回見ても感動しますね。
it looks so much more elegant than it sounds :D
밀코 탱고 1,2번 루틴 아이리스에서 김수미 쌤 지도하며
일반적인 김제일. 샤리권 루틴도 지도하지만 항상 공부하구 연구해서 지도하는 쌤입니다...
In a way, you are right that it is not strict 'lead and follow', as it would be in social dancing. International standard isn't meant to be a social dance. But I guarantee you that she is not guessing; he makes it unmistakably clear that they are going to promenade position.
However, with a little learning, international standard can be danced socially though.
"Quickquick !" :D
That a not a chance that no one danc ebasic in competition, because it teaching become disconnected with dance development. No One dance Step -side -closed in waltz any longer, if anyone ever did. It if forward forward -close when turning. In case of Natural or reverce turns. It is even forward forward passing in change step. and term close is not entirelly correct. teachers will take this routines and teach them how they are. I believe word champions have responsibility to wide dancing public.
Good example how even best competitive dancers can not lead/follow.
Notive lady flip her head at 11 second? She had no lead/reason to do it. Darn competitive dancing continue to destroy social dancing.
Here I will disagree with you. Look on His Demo dances. You will see that in every given moment Lady has no choice, but to turn her head in direction he wanted. Reason will be different, Ineria of the body, shape, weigth transfer. Basic figures should not mean bad dancing. I want to see same demonstration for basic figures as for demo dancing.
There is 0, nan difference between closed position and promenade position, exept in a head. I do not see any Hips or body lead from him at this moment. To me it look like she turns because she know to turn, not because she was lead to do that. This suppous to be a basic steps vidio. Now notice How they break the most fundamental rule of BALLROOM dancing all the time. They go agains line of dance, agains direction of the dance. That second thin how competitive dancing destroy social dancing.
I'd rather suspected this was going to be the case. While the accompanying tuitional timing clips in respect of the waltz, quickstep, etc., are brilliant, this demonstration of the tango is far, far too removed from genuine "basic" to render it of much usefulness to the average dancer. Impressive dancing, of course, but useless from an instructional point of view. If they'd ever care to make another video, this time showing practical 'gold' syllabus figures, it would be much appreciated.