Anonymous. Here we go.Page 93 Alex
Moore .The Four Quick Run, Seven Steps
THT. T. T. T. T. TH. H. Timing
S.Q.Q.Q.Q.S.S. 1. Back RF turning to the left. 2. Small step to the side and slightly foreward along LOD with LF facing wall. 3. Small step foreward RF with partner outside. Diag to wall.
4. Left foot diag. forward. 5. Cross RF behind LF. (not tightly(. 6. LF diag. forward. 7. RF. forward outside partner, diag. to wall. The last step can be the first of the next movement for instance a Lockstep. If I include the Reverse Turn with a four Quick Run Finish there will be Ten Steps in all. This is were the confusion starts. If asked to do a Quick Open Reverse I will stop on step Four and say . Now what do you want me to do. Answere. A Four Quick Run. I will now use the last step of the Reverse as the first step of the Four Quick Run and finishing on my right foot which can be used as the first step of the next movement. Anybody who doesn't understand this will also not be able to tell which is the first and last step of the Three Step in the FOxtrot. Just one last thing. I never wrote the book, I'm just quoting. If I had been asked, not all that long ago, which is the first step of a three step, like 99 people out of a 100 I would have said the left foot, and I would have been wrong according to the book it is the RF... Alex Moore page 167.
