Become a more confident leader, work on connecting through embrace, how posture can help connecting. Tango doesn't have to be complicated to be amazing!

Students should have a grasp of Tango fundamentals, and be ready to develop those fundamentals further.

No partner required.
Bring dance shoes that allow the dancer to pivot comfortably.

Dancing is life for Annie. She’s a certified Zumba and World Groove Movement Instructor and practices Pilates, barre and yoga weekly. She trained with renowned masters in Spain (flamenco) and in Buenos Aires (Argentine tango). When teaching, she focuses on styling and on the importance of using muscle groups effectively to protect joints, improve balance and posture to gain more control when dancing. She volunteers and dances with the Latispanica Association and supports a tango follower’s group.
Todd studied figure skating and salsa before being introduced to tango in 1997. Since then, he's been training with renowned instructors and teaching in Nova Scotia and New-Brunswick. During the pandemic, he switched to weekly online classes with Jorge Lopez & Sandra Naccache to later travel and study with them in Buenos Aires (2023). His class curriculum emphasizes developing a strong partner connection, technical movements and good body mechanics.