The foot that does not have the majority of body weight on it

Energetic marching style dance, not to be confused with the whipped topping on lemon pie

The counter-clockwise flow of traffic around the dance floor

A steady and continuous pulse in the music

The "Dale Earnhart" of Social Graces Ballroom Dance Studio

Communication between partners through a physical point of contact

This Slow, Quick, Quick, Slow dance is often called the "Dance of Love"

Rotation of the hips while alternating the bending and straightening of the knees

A dance pattern consisting of 6 steps that forms a square shape

The wild and crazy step of the evening

Partners stand in front of each other slightly offset to the left. The feet are positioned slightly offset so that the right foot of either partner can step between the other partner's feet.

Characterized by its passionate style and complex leg and foot movements

Turning the right side of the body towards a left moving leg or turning the left side of the body towards a right moving leg

A type of footwork abbreviated "BH"

A better dancer than Fred Astaire since she danced backwards and in heels

A compilation of movements which make up a dance routine

A syncopated dance that gets its name and character from its distinct fast and repetitive foot rhythm

The imaginary line created by the head, neck, shoulders, arms and back when in proper dance position

The action of closing the moving foot to the standing foot between steps

Look at Me! Look at Me!

The lowering of your center as a result of bending your knees to begin movement

A more advanced level of dance in which you forget everything you know and just pass your feet

To complete the changing of weight to the standing foot by drawing the moving foot underneath the body

A slow rhythm dance characterized by drift and glide foot movements, not to mention Jim Maki's favorite!

Point of clarification....do you mean to move the latissimus dorsi?