Dancify me by Argentine Tango

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Dancify me by Tango. This page is dedicated all you tango lovers in Dancify community. Tango dance is essentially walking with a partner and the music.

Argentine tango dancing consists of a variety of styles that developed in different regions and eras, and in response to the crowding of the venue and even the fashions in clothing. Even though the present forms developed in Argentina and Uruguay, they were also exposed to influences re-imported from Europe and North America. There are records of 18th and early 19th century tango styles in Cuba an

d Spain,[4] while there is a flamenco tangos dance that may share a common ancestor in a minuet-style European dance.[5] Consequently there is a good deal of confusion and overlap between the styles as they are now danced - and fusions continue to evolve. Argentine tango is danced in an embrace that can vary from very open, in which leader and follower connect at arms length, to very closed, in which the connection is chest-to-chest, or anywhere in between. Dancing appropriately to the emotion and speed of a tango is extremely important to dancing tango. A good dancer is one who transmits a feeling of the music to the partner. Also, dancers generally keep their feet close to the floor as they walk, the ankles and knees brushing as one leg passes the other. Argentine tango dancing relies heavily on improvisation; although certain patterns of movement have been codified by instructors over the years as a device to instruct dancers, there is no "basic step." One of the few constants across all Argentine tango dance styles is that the follower will usually be led to alternate feet. Another is that the follower rarely has his or her weight on both feet at the same time. This article contains instructions, advice, or how-to content. The purpose of Wikipedia is to present facts, not to train. Please help improve this article either by rewriting the how-to content or by moving it to Wikiversity or Wikibooks. (March 2010)

Argentine tango is danced counterclockwise around the outside of the dance floor (the "line of dance") and dance "traffic" often segregates into a number of "lanes"; cutting across the middle of the floor is frowned upon. In general, the middle of the floor is where one finds either beginners who lack floor navigation skills or people who are performing "showy" figures or patterns that take up more dance floor space. It is acceptable to stop briefly in the line of dance to perform stationary figures, as long as the other dancers are not unduly impeded. The school of thought about this is, if there is open space in front, there are likely people waiting behind. Dancers are expected to respect the other couples on the floor; colliding or even crowding another couple, or stepping on others' feet is to be avoided strenuously. It is considered rude; in addition to possible physical harm rendered, it can be disruptive to a couple's musicality. Ballroom tango steps were standardized by dance studios. The steps have been relatively fixed in style for decades. However, Argentine tango has been an evolving dance and musical form, with continual changes occurring every day on the social dance floor in Argentina and in major tango centers elsewhere in the world. Argentine tango dance is, still based heavily on improvisation. While there are patterns or sequences of steps that are used by instructors to teach the dance, even in a sequence every movement is led not only in direction but also speed and quality (a step can be smooth, pulsing, sharp, ... etc.). Although Argentine tango evolves mostly on the dance floor, the government of Argentina does host an annual competition of Argentine tango dance in Buenos Aires, attracting competitors from around the world.

20/10/2016

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The Many Body Benefits of Core Strength | Canyon Ranch

27/01/2016

19:30- 21:00 every Wednesday. You can drop in any time. You can try your first class of 1,5 hour for only Kr 100 :) If you like to continue, we will deduct the classes you have missed from the 8 weeks class card :)

This class is so important for dancers, as it's designed for them to prevent injuries and help healing existing ones.
Enjoy our amazing playlists that will totally motivate you!

CLASS SEQUENCE:
1. Gentle warm up & light stretch
2. Core & frame workout
3. Thorough stretches (pain-free) with efficient body-mind relaxation techniques (mini-meditations) over some stretch postures.

Flexibility and muscle mass/strength tends to diminish as we get older, but you can regain and maintain it. It's much easier to do it in a group, with motivating teachings and music!

OUR PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO:
1. Increase flexibility and joint range of motion, improving your dance and daily performance in tasks such as lifting children or packages or weight at the gym, bending to tie your shoes, maintaining balance on an icy sidewalk, zipping up a dress, reaching for something on the top shelf, hurrying to catch an appointment, etc.
2. Enhance coordination and muscle control, as maintaining the full range-of-motion through your joints keeps you in better balance. This will help keep you mobile and less prone to injury from falls, especially as you get older.
3. Improve circulation, bringing nourishment to tissues, getting rid of waste byproducts in the muscle tissue and reducing inflammation. Improved circulation can help shorten your recovery time in muscle injuries and can increase energy levels.
4. Better your posture, keep your muscles from getting tight and minimize discomfort.
5. Relieve stress, as stretching relaxes tense muscles that often accompany stress. Meditative stretching as taught in this class can help calm the mind, providing a mental break and giving your body a chance to recharge. It offers a greater sense of well-being and a more restful sleep.
6. Avoid muscle soreness.
7. Improve breathing.

"Many people think the core consists only of the abdominals, but the core also includes your pelvic muscles, mid and lower back muscles, and even your hip muscles. All of these muscles work together to support your spine and skull. How Does Core Strength Benefit Your Body? Think of your core as a muscular corset that stabilizes your entire body, helping to give you a center of gravity whether you’re at rest or moving your limbs: Just as a ballerina uses her center of gravity to keep her balance as she spins across the floor, you draw upon your core strength whenever you walk, sit, exercise or perform pretty much any activity." (Read more at http://www.canyonranch.com/your-health/fitness-movement/strength/core/the-many-body-benefits-core-strength)

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The Many Body Benefits of Core Strength | Canyon Ranch Many of us equate core strength with a flat belly or six-pack abs. And while those may be motivating goals to you, there are so many more benefits that come from improving core strength than how your midsection looks, including improved posture, reduced back pain and more.

15/07/2015

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10/03/2012

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Tango Nuevo A Paris Claudia Miazzo & Jean Paul Padovani

10/03/2012

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Historia del tango y la milonga, parte 3, de Roxana Kreimer (Progr TV El Sonajero, 1989)

10/03/2012

http://youtu.be/HQZjqPsZCzk

Historia del tango y la milonga, parte 3, de Roxana Kreimer (Progr TV El Sonajero, 1989) Del programa de televisión "El sonajero", emitido por Canal 11 de Buenos Aires en 1989. Idea, guión y conducción: Roxana Kreimer Dirección: Mario Belloccio V...

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