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[TANGO-L] Perfect Apilado Position

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Subject: [TANGO-L] Perfect Apilado Position
From: Igor Polk <ipolk@VIRTUAR.COM>
Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 09:50:25 -0800
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Wow !!!!

http://www.rawsonweb.com/tango/Design/Assets/Images/wtsusanamiller.gif

This is a perfect apilado position!!!

Derik, I wish you learn dancing in this position first before you write your
complains:

"close embrace all the time" follower has to be pushed
around physically by direct contact with the leader's body to take a step,
and that to me is far more "brutish" than a leader in an open embrace
simply moving his body to indicate where the follower might want to go"


You lose a lot!

Igor Polk

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