Boogie,
Re-read carefully what I wrote. Everything you say below agrees with what I
said. My point was that the progression is not linear, as in walking forward in
a straight line, but rather a forward progressing spiral, counterclockwise with
respect to the progression on the floor, but accomp
Ron writes:
Although it serves as a linguistic convenience, technically there is
rarely a 'line of dance' in Buenos Aires milongas, in the sense that couples
are
progressing in a linear manner, moving forward counterclockwise in
concentric rings around the floor
Ron the Urban Myth isn't
Although it serves as a linguistic convenience, technically there is rarely a
'line of dance' in Buenos Aires milongas, in the sense that couples are
progressing in a linear manner, moving forward counterclockwise in concentric
rings around the floor. First of all, despite some verbiage allocate
hbboog...@aol.com wrote:
>
> Well put Charles in a perfect world we would maintain the LOD but in the
> US I’ve only seen it happen in perfect conditions and it only lasted a short
> time. I spend a lot of time watching and the one thing that seems to screw
> up the movement of the floor the
