(Bachata) The infamous *traveling baté cabello* — Wonjun pinpoints exactly how to become Tinkerbell @ Asia Bachata Paradise

“You can't lead by pushing with your hands. On the down, it's not about pulling her toward me — you lead your partner with the angle of your whole body, and that's when she's really caught.”

CONTEXTDemonstrating the difference between leading by pushing with the hands and leading with the angle of the whole body in a traveling bate cabello

“You can't bend (end) right from the start — you have to land with your weight fully on it.”

CONTEXTA note on the order of the ending move and the timing of the weight shift

“You have to move a little bit before your partner's head has fully arrived. If you wait until it's all the way there, you're late.”

CONTEXTOn ending/bending timing — the point that the lead has to move before the partner's weight fully lands

“Your weight should already be fully loaded toward wherever you're going next.”

CONTEXTCounting it out, stressing that the weight shift to the next move has to be prepared in advance