The cruzada is so prominent in tango it is one of the first things we learn to do – but so few take the time to actually lead and follow the cruzada. Since it is so prominent (in my opinion it actually drives tango into it fundamental state of being) it is crucial that you learn to lead it and follow it fluidly, smoothly and completely by moving with your partner. . . . → Read More: It’s All About the Cruzada
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The calm female egg that sits quietly in the center of all things waiting for the moment when the fertile joining can occur – calmly waiting on the frantic male. Whether it means to learn to dance by practicing dancing or to learn to live by practicing living, the principles are the same. . . . → Read More: Cruzada – Cruzada – Cruzada IN A PRACTICE SETTING: If you get confused a good trick is for the leader to relax and allow the lady to perform her ochos as the leader listens with his body to the shaping she needs to perform these intricate moves. . . . → Read More: Close Embrace Ochos and Corrida In order to do a gancho without interrupting your dance mates, several things should happen first: 1) Be sure there is some space between you and the couple behind you. 3) Do Not practice on the milonga floor, master them before you dance them on a crowded dance floor. . . . → Read More: Ganchos – The Easy Way Love & Light, Rusty Love is perfect kindness. . . . → Read More: Cross System Ganchos 
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The Calm Feminine -vs- The Frantic Masculine
However the more we move and the more we trust the movement the better we are to pick up the signals of our partner and move together without control but with surrender. Let yourselves move into the gap in between your mind and body – exist in the gap between your body and your mind, between moving and not moving. . . . → Read More: The Calm Feminine -vs- The Frantic Masculine