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We don't just learn steps with the goal of a pre-set routine. We learn lead and follow of each step as well, but I feel like some people ignore the lead and follow and just do foot work. I realize that a new pattern comes in several steps, in terms of 1 learning where to put your feet, 2 how...

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Yeah. Thanks for the advice. I am pretty timid, and doubt I would bring it up unless somehow we start totally messing up the steps. As of right now, things work well, its just an annoyance.

I have a question. I am taking social group ballroom lessons. In the spring class rotation, they offer a repeat a class for free if you sign up for another class, so inevitably we get people in our classes who think they are masters of the steps. I am a lead, and sometimes when I dance with...

Ah...gotcha. Thanks.

Which figures do you feel are obligatory....quickstep is becoming one of my favorites, but obviously am still rather new to it.

Once again, let me thank everyone for their answers here. I am in the process of picking up some new quickstep patterns. We are finally getting to the fishtail...I was wondering what is the point of it...i get that it is kind of a hesitation...and it seems like a good pattern to use if you...

I have heard it called Whirlwind and also a continuous tuck in...or just shoulder taps. http://www.ballroomdancers.com/dances/info.asp?sid=210

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THIS. It drives me nuts...and I always have to feel like I need to be the one to watch out, and they don't care who gets in their way. Very annoying!

That is what I am wondering...I need to have my instructor check it out....should the first step of the tipple be very slightly turned and do more of the turn on the second part of the chasse?

I have a question. As stated above, I relatively new with Quickstep...however, while practicing with my wife we ran into a problem, and I have not had time yet to talk with my instructor about it to see...and I was just wondering if you could offer some advice.... My question is sometimes when...

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