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Do you get bored when you go to dance Tango?

Do you get bored when you go to tango? 5 causes and how to overcome them.

If you are one of these women that sometimes when you go to dance tango you get bored this audio may interest you.

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Do you get bored when you go to dance tango?

Do you get bored when you go to dance Tango?

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If you are one of these women that sometimes when you go to dance tango you get bored this content may interest you.

Dear Tanguera:

Tango is a mysterious, exciting, and challenging dance, but even in this world, boredom can arise. This feeling not only affects your enjoyment of the dance, but also your progress, it takes away your enthusiasm, as well as your connection to the music, to yourself, and even if you are dancing with someone else. So why do we get bored when we go tango dancing? Here are 5 common causes and some tips to overcome them.

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1. They don’t ask me to dance
   

Cause: Feeling ignored on the dance floor can be demotivating, boring, uncomfortable, and even invisible. And we don’t want that.

Some tips and suggestions: Consider attending smaller milongas or practices where the social dynamic is more accessible. Also, strengthening your social network in the tango environment can help you become more visible and known.

More interaction in the environment can also help you. It all depends on where you live, where you go, and how eager you are to take action.

«Life is not about waiting out the storm, it’s about learning to dance in the rain.»Vivian Greene

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2. I don’t like the music the DJ plays.

Music is the soul of tango. If it doesn’t connect with you, the dance can become boring.

Tips: Every DJ has his own style of music, maybe you don’t know all the tango, think that day you can learn about different tango and even go and ask him. It can be fun.

It is also okay to get bored, it is a state of mind and that is also danced, dancing bored is also a challenge and it will also happen.

«Where words fail, music speaks.» –
Hans Christian Andersen

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3. I do the same thing all the time and want to do different embellishments.
   

Monotony in your movements can make the tango lose its excitement.

Solution: Incorporate embellishments and variations to your repertoire. Take specific classes and practice at home or in practices.

Creativity and innovation in your movements can revitalize your dance. You may not use them all the time, but you’ll be ready when the opportunity arises.

«Creativity is intelligence having fun.» Albert Einstein

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4- Disconnection with Dance partner.

Cause: Dancing with partners you don’t feel a connection with can be frustrating and boring. This happens to all of us and it also feels even more so when we are disconnected with ourselves.

Even dancing with inexperienced tangueros we can connect easily, it all depends on the importance and enthusiasm we put into it. And it also happens when dancing with dancers of a higher level. We can also disconnect.

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5. It bores me to practice my tango technique alone.
   

I get bored practicing my technique alone

Practicing alone can be tedious and the lack of visible improvements in your dancing can make you lose motivation. You know that working on the details on your own is crucial to enhance your dancing, but boredom leads you to procrastinate.

Start with something simple and see how it flows. Find a coach to guide you to optimize your time.

Dancing with beginners or advanced dancers can change the energy, but it won’t eliminate boredom when it sets in.

Think of them as challenges and you will see the boredom begin to disappear.

«Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.»Winston Churchill

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  «Sometimes boredom is just the mind crying out for a new adventure or a challenge.»

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Conclusion

Boredom at tango can be a sign that it’s time to make some changes. Whether it’s improving your attitude towards the event, connecting more deeply with the music, taking lessons, varying your moves, working on connecting with you or setting new challenges, there are many ways to keep tango fresh, exciting, and the fire burning.

And now, how are you going to face your boredom? Are you going to let it interrupt your enthusiasm or are you going to face it so that it disappears as fast as possible?

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