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Overview
- Partner dances Partner dance
- Ballet
- Tap dancing
- Square dancing Square dance
- Glossary of ballet terms
- Glossary of dance moves
Abbreviations
- Promenade position Glossary of partner dance terms
- Cross-body lead
- Contra body movement
- Contra body movement position
- Center of gravity
- Counter promenade position
- Diagonally to wall Direction of movement (ballroom dancing)
- International DanceSport Federation World DanceSport Federation
- International Dance Teachers Association
- Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing
A–C
- Direction of movement
- Cha-cha-cha Cha-cha-cha (dance)
- Rumba Rhumba
- East Coast swing
- Bolero
- Mambo Mambo (dance)
- Samba Samba (ballroom dance)
- West Coast swing
- Waltzes Waltz
- Tangos Tango (ballroom)
- Foxtrots Foxtrot
- Viennese waltz
- Peabody Peabody (dance)
- Ballroom dances Ballroom dance
- Hijacking Lead and follow (dance)
- Closed position
- Costal arches Costal margin
- Latin
- Rhythm
- Caller Caller (dance)
- Dance figures Dance figure
- Round dancing
- Hand signs Hand sign
- Round dances Round dance (ballroom)
- Line of dance
- Solar plexus
- Chassé
- International Standard International Standard (dance)
- Quickstep
- Box step
D–J
- Dancesport
- Competitive Competitive dance
- Sport
- Dance move
- Glossary of dance steps
- Whisk Whisk (ballroom dance)
- Spin turn
- Footwork Footwork (dance)
- Formation dance
- Full-weight transfer Weight transfer (dance move)
- Frames Frame (dance)
- Pasodoble
- Jive Jive (dance)
- Modern dance
- Waltz Waltz (International Standard)
- Jack and Jill Jack and Jill (dance)
- Leaders Leader (dance)
- Nursery rhyme
- Jack and Jill Jack and Jill (nursery rhyme)
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- Latin dance
- Social dance
- Latin American Latin America
- Hip
- Full weight transfer
- Staccato
- Tempo
- Bars Bar (music)
- Torso
- Feather step
- Open reverse turn Open reverse turn?action=edit&redlink=1
- Side lead
- Promenade Promenade (dance move)
- Tango
- Argentine/salon style tango Argentine tango
- Swing dances Swing dance
- East Coast East coast swing
- Country Country swing
- Rock back
S–Z
- Moving foot
- Dance slot
- Hustle Hustle (dance)
- Salsa Salsa (dance)
- West coast swing
- Beats Beat (music)
- Basic step Basic movement (dance)
- Triple step
- Syncopation Syncopation (dance)
- Polka
- Samba Samba (Brazilian dance)
- Tango Tango (dance)
- East Coast Swing
- Basic step Basic (dance move)
- Shuf-fle-STEP Shuffle Step
- Rock BACK Rock step
- Syncopated Syncopation
- Swing music
- Link Progressive link?action=edit&redlink=1
- Closed promenade Closed promenade?action=edit&redlink=1
- Open Telemark
- Natural fallaway Natural fallaway?action=edit&redlink=1
- Whisk Whisk (dance move)
- Quick wing Quick wing?action=edit&redlink=1
- Dile que no Dile que no?action=edit&redlink=1
- Setenta Setenta?action=edit&redlink=1
- Dame dos con una Dame (Salsa Rueda)?action=edit&redlink=1
- Spanish Spanish language
- Salsa rueda Rueda de casino
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Important terminology
dance step dances foot position body ballroom style term partner also dancing swing see connection latin movement steps direction international
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| the waltz | instance of | mainly of the right-hand sides of the partners' costal arches.Body flightBody flight is a property of many movements in dances | 0.80 | text |
| foxtrot | instance of | mainly of the right-hand sides of the partners' costal arches.Body flightBody flight is a property of many movements in dances | 0.80 | text |
| rumba | instance of | A check position is created in Latin Ballroom dances | 0.80 | text |
| cha-cha-cha | instance of | A check position is created in Latin Ballroom dances | 0.80 | text |
| as well as in International Standard Ballroom dances such as quickstep locks.Closed dance figureThe term has at least two meanings | instance of | A check position is created in Latin Ballroom dances | 0.80 | text |
| the waltz | instance of | Body flightBody flight is a property of many movements in dances | 0.80 | text |
| foxtrot | instance of | Body flightBody flight is a property of many movements in dances | 0.80 | text |
| as well as in International Standard Ballroom dances such as quickstep locks | instance of | A check position is created in Latin Ballroom dances | 0.80 | text |
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