A type of non-partner dancing, primarily associated with hip-hop and Country genre, where a group of people will dance through a pre-choreographed sequence of movements in unison.
Dance position where leader and follower stand side by side. They can have a one-arm or one-hand hold, or stand apart without a connection.
A change of weight from one foot to the other.
A musical count, and dance step that happens on two full beats of music
A turn in the direction of the forward foot, taken following a forward or backward progressive movement, with weight held over one foot.
An energetic Latin-style march which originated in the Dominican Republic, which emphasizes a straight-ahead 8-count rhythm taken with Cuban Motion.
Any dance position where the leader and follower stand apart, or slightly apart, without taking a closed position dance.
An underarm turn in which the lady turns to the left, or turns clockwise
A small group of individual steps or movements that together create a school figure
A type of footwork, commonly used in waltz taken with only the heel in contact with the floor. The toe lowers when the majority of body weight is placed on it.
A slotted swing dance characterized by its linear style.
To extend the foot in such a way that the toes are placed at an angle roughly parallel to the leg.
Dancing in a way that is not on time, or synchronized with the beat of the music.
A turn consisting of three forward walks in one small area, usually completing one full turn over three steps.
A musical count, and dance step which happens on one beat of music
A ballroom dance in 3/4 time which first developed in Vienna as a fast paced dance to the Strauss music of the time, and eventually evolved into the slower version we now know as Waltz
The lowering of body elevation through the use of feet, ankles, and knees commonly used in Waltz following the 'rising' motion.