Some of the Tango figures that you can learn at the Academy are listed below. I would recommend that you download these lists and mark off each figure as you learn it. To help you remember you may also wish to include your own brief description of the figure.
Please note that the terms 'Beginner', 'Improver' and 'Intermediate' are used for reference only. Always remember that it's not WHAT you dance that is most important, but HOW you dance. The biggest mistake you can make in Tango [or any other dance] is to equate the number of figures you have learned with your level of dance.
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