new to this whole thing and enjoyiong the site but there are constant references to CBMP and it's not in the glossary or abbreviations or foot positions (except again as CBMP). and it stands for ....??
jcurran516@aol.com

It stands for:
Contra Body Movement Position

if you want to read up on it go to the Learning Centre on this site Dance Glossary

https://www.ballroomdancers.com/Learning_Center/Glossary/Default.asp?Letter=C

I didn't know what it was either when I first came to this site, but I didn't find it that hard to find in the glossary... then again I had hurt my leg that day, could hardly walk and not even dream about dancing so spend quite some time browsing through everything on here.

John Curran. CBMP Is if you keep your shoulder where they are, without turning them, and step across your body either forward or backward. On a step where we step outside our parner or she outside of us it is absolutely neccesary otherwise you will have two hips wide open.
CBM. As the right foot is sent forward the left side moves naturally towards it, just as we do when we walk normally. I hope this will help.Does anybody wish to add to this.