Beginners

You're taking your first steps in Argentinian tango! 😊

- This level consists of two course cycles, Beginners 1 & Beginners 2.

- The courses in this level are aimed to smoothly get you introduced in the dance, and help you in the first (dancing) steps taken. During the courses you'll start with getting to know basic elements of the dance (walking, turning, navigation), discover some beginner friendly movements to do and gain an initial understanding of the music (what is a tango song, tango vals song or a milonga song, and some general musicality tips)

- For dancers from 0 to 1 years of dancing.

After completing both session cycles, you should feel eager to start going into practice social events (practicas) and even try social events (milongas). Ultimately, you should already be having fun at the end of this level!

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Improvers

Now that you've gotten into the dance, let's crank up the excitement! 💃🕺

- This level consists of two course cycles, Improvers 1 & Improvers 2.

- Through the courses of this level, we'll elevate your comfort, skill, and confidence in the dance to an an above average social standard one. During the periods, you'll continue discovering movements, while we'll enrich your understanding of music. As time passes though, you'll start diving into more technique (i.e. the "how to do") topics such as balance, posture, pivots.

- For dancers from 1 to 3 years of dancing.

After completing both session cycles, it should be easy for you to go & enjoy social events (milongas), perhaps even try a marathon or festival!

 

Intermediates

You're getting deeper into the dance and its elements to try and get a below-the-surface understanding  💪

- This level consists of four course cycles, Intermediates 1, Intermediates 2, Intermediates 3 & Intermediates 4.

- In this level, we'll slowly shift the priority from learning new movements to technique & musicality understanding. You'll still be learning & revisiting known movements., but these will act as opportunities to improve your technique level and musicality expression

- For dancers from 3 to 5 years of dancing.

After completing the first two session cycles, you're ready to explore and comfortably enjoy any social event aspect of tango. From your local milongas & practicas, to marathons or festivals in Netherlands or outside of the country! Why not think of your next travel journey with an extra addition of tango activities?

 

Advanced

Embarking on a long growth journey of exploration, discovery, and (of course) a lot of fun 🤓

- This level consists of two course cycles, Advanced 1 & Advanced 2.

- These final courses in our course roster are the final step before you complete your main learning journey with us. The aim in this level,  is to adapt your mindset in tango from one of the previous levels to someone of advanced level (in simpler terms think like an advanced dancer). We'll be using some new & old movements as study cases, but the main goal behind is to tackle complicated technique combinations along with what the music demands at certain cases. Ultimately, you'll link all of the aspects of what you've learned with the aspect of conversation between the leader and follower roles.

- For dancers from 5 or above years of dancing.

After completing both session cycles, you are armed with a solid deep understanding of the foundations of what makes tango the dance it is, and are now able to independently continue your journey of exploration, more learning, and finding your path in the dance. Will you be a pillar in the social dancing scene or look more cross-country festivals? Will you embark on a calm journey of the salon style or the thrilling and fiery adventure of performance escenario? Are you enticed by discovering new information and sharing what you've learned or challenge your learnings in a competition? The possibilities are many, but it's up to you to decide what & where to go. 

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If you're unsure on which skill level you fit, feel free to get in contact with us through our social media, our contacts page, or reaching out to our teacher(s). If it comes to it, there may be an improptu