A private lesson is the fastest way to progress in tango. We work on exactly what you need — whether that is finding your axis, improving your connection with a partner, understanding the music more deeply, or preparing for Buenos Aires or a specific event.

I teach individuals and couples, leaders and followers. Level is less important than commitment. I work with complete beginners and with dancers who have been dancing for fifteen years and want to break through a plateau.

Private lessons take place in Berlin, and wherever I am travelling. Online lessons also available.

I teach weekend workshops as a solo teacher and together with my Argentine partner. Workshops typically run across a Saturday and Sunday and cover a focused theme — technique and body mechanics, the embrace, walking and navigation, musicality, or traditional tango vocabulary and códigos.

Workshops are suitable for intermediate and advanced dancers. I am available to teach at festivals, tango schools and milonga venues across Europe and Argentina.

Distance is not a barrier. Online lessons via Zoom work particularly well for technique and posture work, axis and balance, musicality and listening exercises, and review of recorded dancing.

Many students find that working online between in-person sessions accelerates their progress significantly.

Planning a trip to Buenos Aires? I offer dedicated consultations covering the códigos of the traditional milonga, how to find the right teachers, which milongas suit your level, and the mindset that gets you welcomed rather than sidelined.

If you are new to tango, private lessons give you a foundation built on correct principles from the start — rather than habits that need to be undone later. We work at your pace, without pressure.

If you have been dancing for a while but feel stuck, we identify what is holding you back. Often it is a technical habit, a tension in the embrace, or a gap in musical understanding — all of which are fixable.

If you are an experienced dancer looking to refine, deepen your traditional vocabulary, prepare for competition, or get ready for Buenos Aires — I work at the level of detail that makes a real difference.