Federico is away from Tuesday 25 February for three weeks.
He is back on Tuesday 17th March
He is back on Tuesday 17th March
Tango Blue Mountains
New Students come and try first class for free!
Time
Venue |
Tuesdays with Federico Mattiuzzi
6.30 - 7.30pm Tango Fundamentals*
7.30 - 8.00pm Guided Practica 8.00 - 9.00pm Open Class with a focus on musicality *All welcome, including complete beginners. The Open class is suitable for anyone who has a basic grasp of Tango steps. Federico is also available for private classes before or after the above classes Junction 142, 142 Katoomba Street (inside church opposite Bendigo Bank - entrance on car park side of church) |
Cost for 5 week block of classes:
First class is free for new students!
- $140 for 5 weeks of 1 x one hour class, including Practica
- $150 for 5 weeks of 2 x one hour classes (on the same night), including Practica
First class is free for new students!
No need to bring a partner - Tango is accessible to all ages and fitness levels - if you can walk you can Tango! Our classes are informal, friendly and fun.
Benefits include general fitness, mobility, strength and balance but the benefits go way beyond the physical. It’s well documented that learning to dance in a social setting is one of the best ways to preserve and enhance mental ability. All this as well as the wonderful music, Tango is also very much a practice of mindfulness, but be warned - regular practice may lead to euphoria and addiction to Tango!
Wear loose comfortable clothing (layers are good as you may get quite warm) and if you have smooth / leather soled shoes these are ideal for Tango, as it makes pivoting easier on the wooden floor. Otherwise a simple solution is to bring some duct tape and put this on the ball part of the sole. Ladies you don't need high heels - most of us wear flat shoes for classes and practice sessions.
Benefits include general fitness, mobility, strength and balance but the benefits go way beyond the physical. It’s well documented that learning to dance in a social setting is one of the best ways to preserve and enhance mental ability. All this as well as the wonderful music, Tango is also very much a practice of mindfulness, but be warned - regular practice may lead to euphoria and addiction to Tango!
Wear loose comfortable clothing (layers are good as you may get quite warm) and if you have smooth / leather soled shoes these are ideal for Tango, as it makes pivoting easier on the wooden floor. Otherwise a simple solution is to bring some duct tape and put this on the ball part of the sole. Ladies you don't need high heels - most of us wear flat shoes for classes and practice sessions.
