MsHedgehog

This - recently shared on Facebook - is pretty good advice for leaders who want to "milonguear", but it barely gives the followe...

This post talks you through my YouTube playlist of people I think it is helpful to watch if you are a woman who is a good follower and is l...

A few things I have learned about dancing, by regularly dancing both roles socially for two or three years. My experiences may or may not b...

mikeintonbridge, in a comment on the previous post, says an interesting thing: As a man who likes to dance with both women and men, and t...

This is a somewhat edited and expanded version of the 15-minute talk I presented to the "Queer Tango Salon", which was two days of...

Having the opportunity to learn to follow before attempting to lead - which women do by social right, and men once did for practical reasons...

Sometimes people take video clips of tango events I travel to. And occasionally, like everyone else, I can see glimpses of myself dancing, i...

Trud on a metaphor often used thoughtlessly : The video (which up till now has been shared 500+ times) is meant for fun, yet it reminded ...

I have noticed this year that the number of photos people take of me leading seems out of all proportion to the amount of time I spend leadi...

Here's a quote which my friend Trud related on Facebook (it's not on her blog) from a follower technique class. She said the class ...

As these actually are, unlike most "FAQs", somewhat FA, I thought I might as well write down my current answers. Why do you lead...

Since about January 2014 I've been taking my leading more seriously. I was curious, and wanted to dance with the women as well. They...

I have a very dear friend who wants to learn to dance tango. She will, or should, encounter some concepts to do with basic technique. But so...