Please note, there are 3 types of tango: Milonga, Argentine Tango, and Vals.  This month we mainly focused on Milonga, although I introduced something that was technically Argentine Tango.

Rumba:

• Box step with Cuban walk
  
• Shadow crossovers (uses right handshake), turn and loop to shadow back break
• Crossover with inside turn endings:
  • Right hand loop (inside turn with leader's right hand)
    • Optional: you can include Cuban walks in the right hand loop, between the loop and the final turn
• • She goes/he goes (inside turn with leader's left hand)
• Half moon (one shadow crossover+one cross body lead), turn and loop to shadow back break (optional)
  
• Half moon to arm hook, aida (rock-and-turn), fencing line (across-and-side), end with she goes/he goes
  
• Open break to Copa*
  
• Open break to triple fans, grapevine and ronde with a copa ending*
  

​*these moves do not require that you end with a fifth-position ending.  It's cleaner if you simply do a box step and slowly get back together

Bolero:

• Shadow crossovers (uses right handshake), turn and loop to shadow back break
• Crossover with inside turn endings:
  • Right hand loop (inside turn with leader's right hand)
    • Optional: you can include Cuban walks in the right hand loop, between the loop and the final turn
• • She goes/he goes (inside turn with leader's left hand)
• Half moon (one shadow crossover+one cross body lead), turn and loop to shadow back break (optional)
• Half moon to arm hook, aida (rock-and-turn), fencing line (across-and-side), end with she goes/he goes
• Open break to Copa
• Open break to triple fans, grapevine and ronde with a copa ending

Keep in mind that there are 3 times of Argentine Tango: milonga, Argentine, and vals.  For the month of December we focused primarily on Milonga, which is the easiest of the 3.  Towards the end, we introduced something that belongs more in Argentine Tango.

Tango (Note- this is American Tango):

• Basic
• Corte
• Promenade

Hustle:

• Basic
• Inside Turn
• Pickpocket