Bronze Rumba
This Bronze routine is much more complex than the Beginner Rumba Routine, and is intended for dancers who are comfortable enough with their own dancing that they can begin to dance more complex combinations. This routine makes frequent use of Fan Position, through the Closed Hip Twist, the Alemana, and the Hockey Stick, while adding a layer of complexity with the New York, Spot Turn, Underarm Turn, and Hand to Hand section.
| Figure | Commencing Alignment | Timing |
| RF Forward (Lady LF Back) | Facing DW against LOD | 41 |
| 1-3 Open Basic Movement, Man's last step LF to side | Facing DW against LOD | 2341 |
| 7-9 Natural Top | Facing DW against LOD | 2341 |
| Opening Out to R and L, repeating steps 1-3 | Facing Wall | 2341.2341 2341 |
| 4-6 Closed Hip Twist | Facing Wall | 2341 |
| Alemana, ended to side | Facing Wall | 2341.2341 |
| New York to LSP | Facing LOD | 2341 |
| Hand to Hand to LSP | Facing LOD | 2341 |
| New York to LSP | 2341 | |
| 4-6 Alemana, Man LF to side on step 5 | Facing LOD | 2341 |
| Closed Hip Twist | Facing Wall | 2341.2341 |
| Hockey Stick | Facing Wall | 2341.2341 |
| Repeat from 1-3 Open Basic Movement |
Rumba is danced with the audience in mind, with the Man always facing the audience in Fan Position. Although not a priority for most Bronze dancers, this routine adheres to that principle. In order to maintain the integrity of the alignments, it is imperative that the Natural Top be ended facing the correct alignment, or at least within 1/8 of that alignment, compensating on the following figure to return to the correct alignment. Furthermore, the Alemana will be used to turn the couple, so the New York opens up toward the audience.