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Reverse Corte
Posted by Toeny
1/11/2009  1:36:00 PM
In international style slow waltz is the figure Reverse Corte done in how many steps or beats of music to complete?
Re: Reverse Corte
Posted by Waltz123
1/11/2009  8:22:00 PM
The Reverse Corte is danced over 1 bar/measure, or 3 beats of Waltz music.

The lady has 3 steps: (1) Left foot forward, (2) right foot side, and (3) close left foot to right foot.

The man actually has only one true "step" (when defined as a change of weight), which is the natural opposite to the lady's first step: (1) Right foot back. On (2), he closes his left foot to his right without weight, and holds his position for (3).

Regards,
Jonathan

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