What are you currently 'working on' in A.T.?-Vol.II
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Do you find the CW more difficult than the cCW? Anyway, I do so
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For me, the CCW giro is easy, but I find myself turning the same direction too much, so I've been working on the CW giro for a while.
The muscle discomfort only lasted for about 2 days.
I don't actually find the giro to be more difficult in either direction, but I have found that certain ways of initiating it are easier in one direction rather than the other. I recently had noticed that I always did a CW turn when doing the giro from back ochos. Thus I've started trying to do the giro CCW from back ochos now. From the cross, I find it easier to do a CCW giro, but I'll occasionally do it CW, but only after pausing. From rock steps, it doesn't seem to make any difference which way I rotate, as this is the most common way I start the giro.Do you find the CW more difficult than the cCW? Anyway, I do so
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I guess I'm trying to combine the same old stuff in new ways (to me).
bordertangoman
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Milonga Rhythms.....eg the differences between El lloron, Milonga des Mis Amores, Sacale Punta
Here's what I've been trying to perfect, showing at about 1:30.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISKpL-OHtiI
I'd like to dance like Eduardo when I grow up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISKpL-OHtiI
I'd like to dance like Eduardo when I grow up.
Ampster
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The giro to the left ending with a boleo?
I'm looking at a CW giro, which would be to the follower's left. How it ends is not important to me. If I can do the turn, I'll figure out various endings.
I think he's talking about the giro to the right, starting after the boleo and a front ocho.
Starting soon after here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISKpL-OHtiI#t=1m31s
That's right. He does the same combination twice right then.
Ampster
Active Member
Got it. Thanks d!
Subliminal
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I actually just worked on almost this exact turn with my teacher tonight. PM me if you wanna talk about it.