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| Salida 1 || right foot "small" step back || left foot "small" step fwd || [[Basic position]] / man moves body back/straight …n) VIA beside left foot || man moves body left / small pressure on woman’s left "side"

…ight hand of girl, arms are stretched, right hand of boy on waist of girl, left hand of girl on right shoulder of boy. '''Measure 3-4:''' turn to the right with 4 steps

All start left foot, Step-close-step (1 bar). …e, left-right-left, - here the girls drop the inside hands and let the man turn them to face him. (2 bar)

Back with the left hand and turn to your corner Left allemande and then right to your own

'''Bar 1 – 16:''' Promenade, both beginning with left foot …sharply, so that they stand left side to left side. In this position they turn around their common axis.

…leader, making a flourish, then rolling back in with a smooth segue into a left-turning waltz. Women like the boomerang because they look like a ballerina …nce]] step forward on right; then turning clockwise 180º, step right, then left around the leader.

…right knee swaying his right foot across the left and slightly flexes his left knee. The swayed leg is not stretched; actually only the upper leg is lifte …e girls do the same vice versa (start with their right feet and sway their left legs

quick half turn to each other boy takes left hand of partner with his right hand; girl’s left hand is in her partner’s

…left foot up to a position as after the last step in [[Ocho (forward with turn)]]. Then a correction and continue from [[Basic position crossed]].

…limited number of pairs in ballroom direction, cross hands hold right over left. …rward and one tip forward with ball of inside feet. Finally both partners turn round on outside feet half a revolution so that

arms crossed behind backs; girl’s left arm over boy’s right arm; hands joined right in right and left in left in waist.

'''A Bar 1 – 8:''' Two Step Polka, one turn to each bar, at the same time moving forward in ball '''Bar 3:''' Partners turn round once (rotating on their axis, boy ccw, girl cw) with two

…t beat and a tipclose on the 2nd, 3rd beat no step, but both turn slightly left, girl a bit more than him, whereas he stands for a moment diagonal on her… …leading her behind him to his left side and then turns her one whole right turn in front of him, so that she stands again in start position. During this pa

…limited number of pairs in ballroom direction, cross hands hold right over left With the 12th step partners turn to each other half a turn without releasing hands, so

Woman's left hand on arm or at shoulderblade (not ON shoulder). Man’s left arm looks like a “V” with hand at eye level.

…rward slightly above waist height. With a fourth step in position partners turn to hand with partners left hand on her back in waist height. At the same time he takes her

…to the left; joined right hands above right shoulder of partner, joined left hands in front of his own shoulder. '''Bar 1:''' Beginning left, both partners do one step-close-step to the left forward.

Back with the left hand and turn to your corner Left allemande and then right to your own

…As a line of 6, take 8 steps down the hall, balance twice (4 kicks), and turn round 17-32 Turn the face your partner, Reel of six

joined left hands in front of his own shoulder …bar 8 they stop, facing each other, and - right arms still above head and left arms lowered in breast height- looking through

'''Bar 1:''' In the first count of 8, the boy puts his left foot forward, the girl her right foot; the ball of the extended foot gently '''Bar 3 - 4:''' who complete clockwise turns using four turn steps.

unlimited number of pairs in circle, standing left shoulder to left shoulder, girl facing cross hands hold in the back, left over left (1 to 8, only);

'''Bar 1 - 2:''' The boy turns once ccw with three steps beginning left, until he faces partner again and tips with right foot across left foot whereas his partner does the same vice versa.

hands joined right in right and left in left, arms crossed right over left '''Bar 5:''' Both partners one step-close-step sidewards to the left (boy in and girl against

At the beginning the dancers hold the left hand of their partners with their right hand, elbows bent, so that the join …roughout, which are small walking- steps, one each beat, dancers beginning left, their partners right (outside feet!), each step equally weighed down on th

boys to the left, girls to the right (outside feet begin). turn with 4 steps.

All start left foot, Step-close-step (1bar). Right foot, Step-close-step (1) bar, 4 walkin …e, left-right-left, - here the Girls drop the inside hands and let the man turn them to face him.

'''Bar 1 - 2:''' Starting with his left and her right foot, two chassays in ballroom direction in the '''Bar 3 - 4:''' Same in reverse, starting with his right and her left foot.

Pairs in circle facing ballroom direction cross hands hold, right over left in breast height. …venth step forward, which is stamped by the boy. On 2nd beat both partners turn half a revolution inward on the weighted outside feet without releasing th

left hands (arms relatively stretched). position. During the last two steps the new front pair has to turn inwards a

Boys form a mill wheel by putting their left arm on left shoulder of boy in front and right arm round partner’s waist. Girls put their left hand on

Bar 16:''' Hands are dropped, men slightly bow for a farewell, girls turn round Anyone who is left in the centre or, for that matter, anyone who wants to join in during the…

'''Bar 1:''' On 1st beat the normally outside feet ( boy’s left and girl’s right) tip on ball once, '''Bar 3 - 4:''' Partners (boy ccw and girl cw) turn around own axis, once, with 3 steps and close

Balance and swing corners (set to right and left and pivot-swing with ballroom hold). '''B3''' All join hands and circle left (reel or flat hop-step).

| [[No Left Turn]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland

| [[Touch'n'turn]] || || || || || ENG || England | [[Triple Right And Left]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[A Turn For The Better]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland | [[Allemande Left - Allemande Right]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[Another Good Turn]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland | [[Around Two - Right And Left Thru]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[Ladies' Star Turn]] || || || || || ENG || England | [[Left Right And Centre]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[The Active Left]] || || || || || ENG || England | [[The Girl I Left Behind]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland

| [[Take A Turn]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland | [[The Active Left]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[Forward Up Six Right Hand Up And Left Hand Under]] || || || || || ENG || England | [[Gents Move Left]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[A Turn For The Better]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland | [[Allemande Left - Allemande Right]] || || || || || ENG || England

| [[Ladies' Star Turn]] || || || || || ENG || England | [[Left Right And Centre]] || || || || || ENG || England