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Подумайте немного о снимках: как вы делаете верхнюю спину. Или, если бы вы повернули колесо, то, как вы могли протянуть руки, и поверните колесо, окружающее вас. Динамика чрезвычайно различна и предельно ясна. Мы могли бы даже предположить, что вы попробуете это в реальной жизни, предполагая, что вы можете найти достаточно большое колесо, внутри которого вы можете стоять.

Теперь подумайте об этом немного больше. Мы понимаем, что большинство людей просто скажут «да, я понял». немедленно. Но, хотя вы понимаете идею, мы хотим, чтобы вы подумали об этом еще до тех пор, пока она не прогладится в вашем мозгу. Только тогда это поможет вашему лидерству.

Имя исполнителя:
El Club de Tobi
Название песни:
Eleanor Rigby (Tango Para Eleonora)
Название альбома:
Anselmo
Сайт исполнителя:
http://www.elclubdetobi.com.uy/

(Перефразируя веб-сайт): они интерпретируют популярную музыку с использованием инструментов классическим способом.

00:04
Leaders, this chapter is about distinguishing between two types of rotational movement.
00:10
One type of rotational movement is when you're pivoting her on her axis.
00:17
And then, she can pivot. Yay.
00:20
And a different type of rotational movement is when you're the spoke on a wheel. And you're taking her around you.
00:28
D: Roughly speaking, this is something very similar to what we discussed in leading the molinette.
N: Right.
00:35
If I want to pivot her on her own axis,
00:38
Then, in some sense, my left side has forward pressure, and my right side has backward pressure.
00:42
D: Or visa versa.
N: Or visa versa.
D: Yeah. Great minds.
00:48
D: So, then, that can pivot her, one way, or the other, regardless of what foot she's on.
N: Right.
00:52
A different thing is if I'm here and I go around my own axis.
00:59
And so, I want you to actually just do this, right now, with someone. Or, if there's no one here, then, you know...
01:05
N: Pretend you've got someone.
D: Pretend you've got someone.
N: It'll if you don't move your arms to your shoulders.
01:10
And then, you know, next time you have someone - try it with them.
01:13
And, I want to illustrate, that a lot of, not all, but most,
01:17
Of the typical things we'll do in tango, boil down to one of these two things, with most of the rotational movement.
01:21
So, if we do, for example, front ochos. Or, back ochos. It's the same.
01:27
This first pivot is around her axis. And then, we step. And, once again, it's around her axis.
01:35
If we do media vuelta,
01:40
This is the second kind of rotation where it's around his axis.
01:45
And then, translational for her. And then, around her axis.
01:49
N: Or, molinette.
D: Or, molinette.
01:53
Let's say we start forward.
01:55
So, this is around my axis. Then, I pivot her around her axis.
01:59
Then, it's around my axis. Then, I pivot her around her axis. Then, around me, then, around her.
02:04
Around me, and then, around her. Roughly speaking.
02:07
But the biggest picture of that is that I'm working... I'm going in a circle, around him.
02:14
Where I'm the spoke of the wheel.
02:17
N: Well, actually, the spoke is the thing that sticks out.
D: Oh, it is? What's the center called?
N: The center.
02:22
D: Where I'm the center of the wheel.
N: Right.