Our pleasure!

I think the beauty of tango is that you can do an incredibly simple dance with walking, some sort of turn, Ocho and pauses and it's just as good

Hello Tom. Don't get discouraged. Try practicing in slower waltz music. Ochos, molinetes, medio, walks giros etc . Once you have "mastered" the principles as outlined in the dance try it with a faster Viennese waltz and move only on the accented ones and fours. Btw, on slower waltz my wife and I do the paradas without decorations. Ochos on the 1's and 4's, And because it's slow waltz, we do lapices which we don't do on faster waltz. It's fun, try it. Cheers

Good suggestions, gentlemen, but there are certain things that I cannot do movement wise in the almost five years is my inability to change speeds quickly and those circular movements or coordination. You two may have a regular partner to practice with. I have none. I only can not shift speeds while dancing quickly, so those Medio dance moves are out ( slow...slow..quick quick slow...) and do are lapices dance moves. Worn out ankles and knees. I gave up on the Ocho Cortado. Every lady I try that on goes right thru it and does a front ocho. Finding things that I can do, but even then my joints give out on me, and I lose my balance. And doing just the Tango walk bores the ladies I dance with. They start doing embellishments, which throws me off. I do get compliments, but the best I can be in Tango dancing is mediocre in an open embrace.

Watching the video again, and I still stand by me not being able to do those quick steps Pablo does there. Legs can niw do that without losing my balance

@@backyardrailroader Hello Tom. Keep dancing. It's fun and healthy. Cheers.