Tango Intermediate 2S-26 with Nani

Name: Tango Intermediate 2S-26 with Nani
Start: 2026-03-19T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger, Norge

Schedule

Thu, 19 Mar, 2026 at 06:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger, Norge | Stavanger, RO

🌍 Location: Equinor Forus Øst, Aktivitetshuset, Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger
📅 6 Thursdays, 18.00-19.30, MAR 19, 26, APR 9, 16, 23, 30.
⭐ Level: You have completed with at least one term of classes. See the guideline below: "Choosing your level..." for more information.
👫 Registration is open for everyone. No partner required in principle, but spots are limited to maintain a good balance between leaders and followers.
⏰ Open for registration from February 22: https://forms.office.com/e/NxGCnDxPNR?origin=lprLink

Choosing your level for the Tango workshops:
** Intro-Beginner:
You have no experience or only basic knowledge of Tango. You are still learning how to apply the concepts of communication, embrace and learning how to walk with your partner. Your knowledge of Tango vocabulary is limited.
You might never experience a tango class before or you might have taken 1-2 tango workshops only.
** Beginner/Intermediate:
You can navigate the dance floor, walk confidently with your partner, execute ochos and turns (giro). You still need to improve your technique and repertoire and concentrate on dancing to the music and on the connection with your partner. You are done with at least one term of classes.
** Intermediate/advanced:
You are familiar with all the basic tango steps (walking, ochos, giros, barridas, boleos, sacadas, ganchos) and are starting to improvise your dance, concentrating on musicality and connection with your partner. You can understand steps by watching and then working them out with your partner, requiring only the finer details to be explained by the teacher. At least 2 years experience of weekly classes and dancing or 1 year of classes and workshop and intensive practice.
As a general rule, if you don't know a teacher, it is always worth going to the beginner/intermediate class to get used to their style and technique. If you are unsure, please ask whoever your regular teacher is to advise you on which class to take - too hard, and you will struggle, too easy and you will be bored. Also if the class involves changing partners it is better to be with people at a similar level to yourself.
Even if you are an experienced dancer, the more basic level workshops will remind you of basic technical tips and help correct bad habits, and refresh the fundamental style, technique and terminology used by the teachers.
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