Recent content by karel_evzen

Ok, thanks for the info. I'm in touch with them right now so I guess "misson accomplished" :) You all have been very helpfull. I can learn salsa now. (And I've been waiting for this moment for like five years!) See ya on the dancing floor someday :cool:

Yesterday I was on my first class at CN at it was fun indeed. I've enjoyed it very much. I've decided to stay a watch the intermediate class though and it was like chaos on the dancefloor. :confused: I'm not judging as I wouldn't be able to do half of what they did - but still, it looked wierd...

I've sent them email, thanks. (The university's tango society didn't know anything about salsa though, but I've learnt that there is a Edinburgh's tango soc which must be the one you meant.)

Nice list, thanks a lot. I in fact went on my own to Cuba Notre yesterday and it seemed ok but kind of small. There were only eight people though but I guess that is ok for Wednesday. They have classes Thuesday to Thursday which is nice. Would you recommed Cuba Notre for a complete beginner or...

Today is the societies fair, so I might meet someone from the tango society there, if this is what you meant. Thaks for the tip, I'll check it.

Hi! I have just started at the University of Edinburgh (I'm 20 by the way...) and I would like to learn salsa. I had no chance to learn salsa so far and this is something I was looking forward to. Could you please recommend me a venue at Edinburgh where I could find classes and also a place...

sorry I'm sorry, my mistake; I just can open the megaupload site, I don't see any ebay or something, but I haven't tried to download the files. I tried now, but cannot download them. I've looked at the source code of the page and it looked corrupted, so maybe it is just a temporary problem...

I have no problem with those videos.

oh, thanks, but.... another confusing names... :confused: i'm really happy you replied, but i definitly need some english-czech latin dicitionary :D I know the Fan but I must look for the opening... ;) I hope I don't discourage you because of my ignorance... :(

don't you think it's too slow for samba? (not my opinion, I feel quite comfortable dancing samba on this song....)

hey thanks, we are turning to the right, so it's Natural Top then. ;) All I need now is to check the brake out of the move (I mean just the end of the turn...). But from the post above, I think the little cheating is all right. Or I can ask you everyone: How do you brake out of this turn...

yes, i'm having the same feeling :D hurray ;)

Well, thanks for your deep description. I am doing International Cha cha, so that explains the spot turn being absolutetly different turn. And you're right with the ending in one line, if I walk forward, I would end a little bit before the girl. That was why I didn't argue with my teacher too...

I searched the web for the spot turn and this is definitely not the turn. If I wasn't clear in my previous posts, we do all the turn in the closed position. We just walk round each other like there was a pole between us we are wolking around. If you can imagine a mill, where the cows (or...

these names don't tell me anything, but thanks for the tips, I can search the net for the names you mentioned and see, if there's something about them, maybe you're right. I'm just not sure if you understand me quite well, the main thing is, that both the man and the women just walk. Around each...