Hello.
In 3 fallaway ( foxtrot ) where succession steps are toe. Should I interprete it directly only toe touches the floor in the step as it described?
Have couples use toe in some step of 3 fallaway in Tango? They need flex more knees at that time to prevent the rise?Is it attractive to use such foot work in Tango ?
Thanks.

I think there is a heel on the man's left moving forward after the first fallaway. I don't do the 3-fallaway sequence. The timing of the fallaway itself, as you no doubt know, is slow - and-quick-quick. The "and-quick-quick" would all be on the toes for the man

Thanks phil.
But I am a female. I would like to know if there are a succession of toe, toe .toe.. Whether it denote I should only touch the floor on my BT until the footwork is TH or another ?
I am so interested in the figure in quickstep ( which composes of a few steps forward, turn, backward turn..in pp) Last night I asked my teacher to teach me or tell me what figures they are. But he refused. The similar movement can be found in a VCD of " Line Figures "performed by Mirco and Allesia in 2005. What does it mean when we use pass to describe the foot work. Is it the moment moving foot just goes beyond
the standing toe or heel ?
Thanks for your kindness.
ylchen