Thanks for the input everyone. I have until Tuesday night to come up with an approach to the dance that will not have any appearance of the Foxtrot. I woke up this morning with the bright idea that if I could only spend most of each dance walking cross footed, that would do it...however I have no one to practise walking crossed footed with and so that is not going to happen. I've decided to concentrate on viewing the dancing of Alberto Dassieu and Robert Hauk , and thus focus on the walking that I can already do and after a few steps, do giros. (in both directions.) Yes, thanks to Astrid, I realize that I am commited to learning to Tango from the internet. What could be more of a challenge? I love it! I'll let you know how I do..meanwhile, I will avidly read and consider all suggestions garnered from Tango-L....How would you help this hard-headed Tango baby??
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