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Focus on Technique: Turns The turn in tango is often referred to as the “giro.” The turn or giro is defined as a turning step or figure. In comparison to a pivot and torsion: performing a turn isn’t so much about twisting the body but simply moving around one’s partner or changing direction. Directional turns can be used at any angle, regardless of whether this angle is big or small. From a basic figure, leaders typically take a step forward, but they need to step around their partner if they want to change the direction. Want to refine your Tango techniques? Check out our guide. https://bit.ly/F_LearnTango

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Many of our clients are introverts. Tango is the perfect dance for them! Much of Tango is danced in a closed embrace. Outer expression matters less, and this closed embrace offers a physically intimate and inwardly oriented space for the dance conversation between a couple to begin - this is where Tango gets its name for being the most introverted of all dances. The aim is for the embrace to be a source of non-verbal communication for the couple through muscles, breath, and gestures while making them vulnerable to share with one another. Are you ready to start honing your Tango skills? Our Tango Secrets Guide is a great place to get started. You'll learn techniques that will make your lessons more effective. It gives you the foundation you are looking for so that you can dance with confidence. https://bit.ly/F_LearnTango

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Curious what learning tango online looks like?

The last two years made us realize that tango CAN be learned online. We've perfected our techniques and are better than ever sharing tango online. Online classes and lessons provide the freedom to practice right from home. You can be comfortable right in your living room...without the commute! If you are feeling a little stir-crazy this winter, it's a great way to exercise, move and connect with your partner! Have you ever practiced tango at home?  Let us know in the comments.

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We hear a lot about resolutions this time of year... but here is a DIFFERENT question to ask yourself: How do you want to feel this year? From there, ask yourself.... What will help you feel that way? (And adjust your schedule to match!) Starting from that question leads you to a very different answer. If you want to feel closer to your partner, what actions will you take? If you want to get fit, what are fun activities that you will stick with? Have a safe New Years Eve everyone! We can't wait to tango with you in 2022!

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When Tango first began in the 1880s, due to the whole nature of immigration, the female followers were not so easily available to practice, or dance with. Men learned to dance together until they felt that they were good enough to dance with women. They worked hard to become good at Tango so that when they finally had a chance to dance with a female partner, the dance would be enjoyable for both of them. For this reason, men started learning Tango as followers, letting more experienced men lead. When they became skilled followers, and understood follower role, they would shift into the leader role so they could share their experiences with new followers. Today, we clearly understand that both roles are vitally important to the dance. And many people enjoy both - leading and following.

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Welcome to Ultimate Tango corner of the internet! We are Anita Flejter and Hernan Brizuela, owners of The Ultimate Tango School of Dance. And we're so happy to connect with you! Anita has trained with world-renowned dancers such as: Cesar Coelho, Chicho Fromboli, Juana Sepuldeva, Gustavo Naveira, Giselle Anne and many more. Hernan has taught and performed at various festivals, milongas and studios in New York and Massachusetts as well as in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland and Argentina. He was a principal dancer in the off-Broadway dance play Let's Speak Tango and choreographed and starred in the short film Gardenias. Together, our passion is sharing the Tango in a fastest more accessible manner possible. Argentine Tango cannot be mimicked. As a dance that is improvised it relies in its entirety on communication with your partner. We’ve created a unique methodology that will give you just the right mix of steps and helps you quickly understand the body language so you can express yourself and be understood. Our studio is in Boston, MA, where we teach Tango at 5 progressive levels through our unique method. Though we also offer many online options and work with people from all over the world. Where are you from? 

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