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More With The Gancho - Advanced - Gancho - From Her Side

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Not just for this video, but for hard things in general, you go through a phase of awkwardness where there will be parts that don't feel good, where it feels like the body is tipping over itself or doesn't fit right.

Really, we want to reiterate that people should practice at a slower pace and they should practice smaller chunks. If you can get one small little bit to feel comfortable in slow motion, then, in the same practice session, you can add bits.

That way you can begin to see that, when you do the combination, you can feel comfortable. This can really only happen if you take your time and do a small enough chunk at a time.

Artist Name:
Kristina Olsen
Song Title:
How I Love This Tango
Album Title:
All Over Down Under
Artist Website:
http://www.kristinaolsen.net

From a review on the website: Olsen, an itinerant troubadour who regularly graces Australian folk festivals, was at her most engaging. Such was the candour of her songs and chatty tales that it would impossible for anyone with blood in their veins not to empathise with her. Her full-throated voice and crisp guitar served up such diverse subject matter as crop-dusting and prostitution, while a revealing yarn about life-drawing classes introduced The Truth of a Woman. From her new CD came In Your Darkened Room, the title track to an album containing some of her finest work, a black frost edging her usual warmth and humour.