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[Tango-L] Forward Ochos

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Subject: [Tango-L] Forward Ochos
From: Deby Novitz <dnovitz@lavidacondeby.com>
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 13:35:37 -0300
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If you cannot do a forward ocho in close embrace it is because your 
posture is not correct.  You are blocking the woman from moving forward 
with your body.  If she has bad posture as well, then she cannot move 
forward because the combination of bad posture and being blocked will 
not allow it.  There is no other reason to not be able to do a forward 
ocho in close embrace.   AND I dance close embrace almost all of the 
time and I am never bored... Posture/balance/axis ....says it all.
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