An introduction to using walking and weight changes to make dances

A beg video which gives an example of how to put together some simple walking steps.

A beg video which gives another example of how to put together simple walking steps.

A beg/int video which illustrates the fact that perfection in choreography is not needed.

A beg/int video that talks about how easy it is to navigate during walking steps.

A beg/int video showing how walking in parallel system is sufficient to make a dance.

A beg combination which transitions from ochos to cross system walking. It's cool and not the most difficult.

A beg/int combination which involves rocking in cross system while at right angles.

An int combination which adds a lot of interest with a very little change.

An int video showing how to combine different related concepts for a seamless dance.

Demo of the cross system at right angles video series.

An int/adv video which helps add structure to enable creativity.

An int/adv video which looks at the breadth of possibilities moving only the legs.

An int/adv video which looks at the breadth of possibilities when you let the center of gravity move off axis.

An int/adv video which looks at the breadth of possibilities which are enabled when the legs come off the ground: ganchos, boleos and more.

An int video which talks about generic categories of lead and how they can be applied in different circumstances.

An int video which breaks down styling which is particularly relevant to Argentine tango.

An int/adv video which illustrates the generality of this approach.

An int video which makes the observation that you don't need long combinations to do a gancho.

An int video which makes the observation that you don't need a long combination intro do to a drag.

An int video which explores the way you can transition from easy know steps into many possibilities. It uses front ochos as an example.

An int video which explores the way you can transition from easy know steps into many possibilities. It uses back ochos as an example.

An int/adv video showing movements that can be done inside almost any step.