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Tango Foundations – I: Learn to Flow with Tango and with Life
6 Saturdays | August 2 – September 6
2:15 – 3:30 PM
Feeling Flow Studios, 1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto
Register: www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango
Whether you're completely new to dance or have dipped your toes into tango before, this six-week series is the perfect way to begin—or begin again—with Argentine tango.
You’ll learn foundational elements like the tango walk, the cross, ochos, and giros, while also exploring a unique “Flow Concept” each week—principles drawn from modern psychology and contemplative practice that deepen presence, ease, and connection.
Each class includes:
Progressive instruction for both leads and follows
Weekly Flow themes like Trust, Amor Fati, and Integration
Practice time with peers in a warm, supportive environment
Optional guided Tea & Tango Practica afterward (5–8 PM)
Tuition & Registration
Full Series (6 weeks): $99/person
Couple Discount: $179 for a Lead & Follow pair
Drop-in: $25/class (space permitting)
We strongly recommend registering early—this series is already 50% full for both Leads and Follows and is likely to sell out.
Register now: https://www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango#tuition
Instructors
Karn Verma
Founder of Feeling Flow, Karn began dancing at age 7 and trained in over a dozen movement forms before immersing himself in tango. His teaching blends precision from his engineering background with deep presence from years of meditation practice. Karn has taught at Stanford, MIT-CNC, and Jikoji Zen Center, and hosts a thriving live music and tango community in Palo Alto. His approach prioritizes connection, musicality, and the joy of learning together.
Read student testimonials: https://www.feelingflow.org/tango-testimonials
Mila Salazar
A lifelong dancer and choreographer based in the Bay Area, Mila brings a heart-centered, therapeutic approach to tango. With roots in Dance Movement Therapy, she explores the physiological and emotional dimensions of movement. Mila is passionate about sharing tango’s magic and expanding its relevance beyond tradition. She met her partner through tango and is now raising her daughter in the world of dance.
Tea & Tango Practica (5:00–8:00 PM)
After class, join our weekly guided practica where students and visiting dancers gather to review material, explore music from the golden era to contemporary tango, and enjoy tea, art, and snacks in a friendly setting. Live music on select Saturdays.
This is our most popular beginner series—and it’s already filling fast.
Please don’t wait until the last moment to register. Preregistering also helps us balance lead and follow roles for a better learning experience.
Register now: https://www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango#tuition
Tango Foundations – I: Learn to Flow with Tango and with Life
6 Saturdays | August 2 – September 6
2:15 – 3:30 PM
Feeling Flow Studios, 1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto
Register: www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango
Whether you're completely new to dance or have dipped your toes into tango before, this six-week series is the perfect way to begin—or begin again—with Argentine tango.
You’ll learn foundational elements like the tango walk, the cross, ochos, and giros, while also exploring a unique “Flow Concept” each week—principles drawn from modern psychology and contemplative practice that deepen presence, ease, and connection.
Each class includes:
Progressive instruction for both leads and follows
Weekly Flow themes like Trust, Amor Fati, and Integration
Practice time with peers in a warm, supportive environment
Optional guided Tea & Tango Practica afterward (5–8 PM)
Tuition & Registration
Full Series (6 weeks): $99/person
Couple Discount: $179 for a Lead & Follow pair
Drop-in: $25/class (space permitting)
We strongly recommend registering early—this series is already 50% full for both Leads and Follows and is likely to sell out.
Register now: https://www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango#tuition
Instructors
Karn Verma
Founder of Feeling Flow, Karn began dancing at age 7 and trained in over a dozen movement forms before immersing himself in tango. His teaching blends precision from his engineering background with deep presence from years of meditation practice. Karn has taught at Stanford, MIT-CNC, and Jikoji Zen Center, and hosts a thriving live music and tango community in Palo Alto. His approach prioritizes connection, musicality, and the joy of learning together.
Read student testimonials: https://www.feelingflow.org/tango-testimonials
Mila Salazar
A lifelong dancer and choreographer based in the Bay Area, Mila brings a heart-centered, therapeutic approach to tango. With roots in Dance Movement Therapy, she explores the physiological and emotional dimensions of movement. Mila is passionate about sharing tango’s magic and expanding its relevance beyond tradition. She met her partner through tango and is now raising her daughter in the world of dance.
Tea & Tango Practica (5:00–8:00 PM)
After class, join our weekly guided practica where students and visiting dancers gather to review material, explore music from the golden era to contemporary tango, and enjoy tea, art, and snacks in a friendly setting. Live music on select Saturdays.
This is our most popular beginner series—and it’s already filling fast.
Please don’t wait until the last moment to register. Preregistering also helps us balance lead and follow roles for a better learning experience.
Register now: https://www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango#tuition