I think we might be having a frame of reference confusion.
Keith said:
> 3 inches lower and they would appear to me to have a little
> humility/modesty.
but Huck said:
> I much prefer the more classic angle of about
> 135 degrees as taught by most Argentines I've taken from.
>
> I try to avoid
My two cents worth as a follower.
The man's left arm at a 90 degree angle up can give the follower a nice point
of contact (full forearm). Feels nice for close-embrace.
When I lead, I prefer to keep my left arm out greater than 90 degrees to keep
both my and my partner's shoulders long. As a
> The man's left arm at a 90 degree angle up can give the follower a nice point
> of contact (full forearm).
Seems you're talking about the angle between the man's upper arm and his
forearm. I thought the discussion was the angle between the man's upper arm and
his torso, ie. sticking his el
--- On Fri, 6/19/09, Jay Rabe wrote:
>
> > The man's left arm at a 90 degree angle up can give
> the follower a nice point of contact (full forearm).
>
> Seems you're talking about the angle between the man's
> upper arm and his forearm. I thought the discussion was the
> angle between the man'
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:24 AM, Gary Barnes wrote:
> I think we might be having a frame of reference confusion.
>
> Keith said:
>> 3 inches lower and they would appear to me to have a little
>> humility/modesty.
>
>
> but Huck said:
>
>> I much prefer the more classic angle of about
>> 135 degrees
You know ... our personalities make us do things how we do them.
Every person on Earth should be given room and feel free to be/express
themselves, of course.
There are many who will be slightly different in performance than they
would be on a crowded dance floor.
I guess I decided a long time a
Hi folks,
always a delight to see, that by very simple means the next news cycle can
be created. The most important things are said already, but let me just add:
@ Mario, Brick, Richard: Thanks for the nice words!
@ Keith: Thanks for the profound and thorough analysis, at last I know
what's going
