▹ We don’t study a particular style of tango. Instead, we work to clear “postural noise” in order to move as healthily as possible—according to the tango forms each person chooses.
▹ We refine our perception of dance mechanics, building a bridge between different body techniques and tango dance, through exercises specifically adapted to tango movement.

Opening the field.
Challenging paradigms, limits, and habits.

▹ At any stage of the journey, those who “dance” need practice—and the chance to observe and reconsider mechanics and form, challenging limiting habits and tendencies.
Keeping the body tuned and available—physically, emotionally, and in terms of language—is essential.

These training sessions are designed for intermediate, advanced, and professional levels.
We do not recommend this training for beginners.

▹ These are individual training sessions. Partner exercises are done with whoever is next to you—and it works beautifully.
▹ Not having a dance partner is no excuse to stop studying or training. In fact, this is a practice centered on the individual.

▹ The idea of deliberate practice always represents a space for growth—whether to improve what we already have or to challenge our limitations. To move toward that feeling of freedom when dancing, we need to practice and train the concepts and movements we’re incorporating.

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