Practica recorded on video

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Permalink Reply by Tetyana Zavalko on October 6, 2008 at 9:48am

That’s a very good idea as for recorded lessons/practices, particularly guided practice. It would be useful to record guided practice and then analyze it afterwards. This gives you possibility to compare the variants of your and instructor’s dancing and to realize what and where’s your problem. I’d like to share Lena’s unreserved admiration as for plenty of new information when you’re reviewing past seminars
Sometimes it happens that you take tango classes and at the same time you have to be a cameraman, organizer etc. Afterwards, the only reviewing recorded lesson is the last chance for you to make out what was talking about….
If you’re adult student, you’ll need recorded educational information for effective studies, on my opinion. The easy-to-follow instructional DVDs helped me very much. I found video courses by F. Salas, P. Avellaneda useful, maybe anybody can add this list, I’m interested in tango- waltz especially, thanks.

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