Open Reverse Turn (PreBronze)
Man
Commence in Closed Position, facing DC
Step_# |
Steps |
Turn |
Alignment |
Moving |
1 |
LF fwd in CBMP |
Com to turn L |
Facing DC |
DC |
2 |
RF to side |
1/4 between 1-2 |
Backing DW |
DC |
3 |
LF back in CBMP |
1/8 between 2-3, body turns less |
Backing LOD |
LOD |
4 |
RF back |
Body completes turn |
Backing LOD |
LOD |
5 |
LF to side & slightly fwd |
3/8 between 4-5, body turns less |
Pointing DW |
LOD |
6 |
RF closes to LF, slightly behind |
Body completes turn |
Facing DW |
Under Body |
Step_# |
Timing |
Rhythm |
Position |
Footwork |
1 |
1 |
Q |
Closed |
HF |
2 |
2 |
Q |
Closed |
BH |
3 |
34 |
S |
OP |
BH |
4 |
5 |
Q |
Closed |
BH |
5 |
6 |
Q |
Closed |
i/e of WF |
6 |
78 |
S |
Closed |
WF |
1) Steps 4-6 are known as a Closed Finish
2) The Lady kept in front and not led to step OP on step 3, in which case there will be no CBMP on that step (This is called the Open Reverse Turn, Lady in Line)
3) To end with an Open Finish (Bronze), dance step 6 fwd in CBMP, OP, without body turn, moving DW
Lady
Commence in Closed Position, backing DC
Step_# |
Steps |
Turn |
Alignment |
Moving |
1 |
RF back in CBMP |
Com to turn L |
Backing DC |
DC |
2 |
LF to side & slightly fwd |
3/8 between 1-2, body turns less |
Pointing LOD |
DC |
3 |
RF fwd in CBMP |
|
Facing LOD |
LOD |
4 |
LF fwd |
Body completes turn |
Facing DC |
LOD |
5 |
RF to side & slightly back |
3/8 between 4-5, body turns less |
Backing DW |
LOD |
6 |
LF closes to RF, slightly in front |
Body completes turn |
Backing DW |
Under Body |
Step_# |
Timing |
Rhythm |
Position |
Footwork |
1 |
1 |
Q |
Closed |
BH |
2 |
2 |
Q |
Closed |
WF |
3 |
34 |
S |
OP |
HF |
4 |
5 |
Q |
Closed |
HF |
5 |
6 |
Q |
Closed |
i/e of BH |
6 |
78 |
S |
Closed |
WF |
1) Steps 4-6 are known as a Closed Finish
2) Step 3 may be taken in line, remaining in Closed Position and omitting CBMP (this is called the Open Reverse Turn, Lady in Line)
3) To end with an Open Finish (Bronze), dance step 6 back in CBMP, without body turn, moving DW
Preceding Figures
Following Figures