Cross body lead - leader does two 90 degree turns, follower does one 180 degree turn
Half moon - alternates crossovers and cross body leads
Fox Trot
Box steps (see waltz) - change to slow quick quick rhythm
Magic step basic - slow slow quick quick; leader steps forward forward side together
Trouble step - goes back on second slow
Left turn - turning trouble step to leader's left on first quick; up to 3/8 turn
Promenade - goes to side and steps through
Promenade underarm turn - follower goes forward under leader's left arm during slows of promenade
Swing step - side to side
Running step - like an inverse promenade; ends with a swing step
Promenade underarm turn - turns 360 degrees on quicks; ends with a promenade
Rumba
Box step basic (like fox trot)
Rotation counter clock-wise - up to 3/8 turn
Slow underarm turn (like fox trot)
Open break - take half box to the side, rock apart from each other; simplest ending is pivot underarm turn to 5th position break
Crossovers - take half box to the side, step through, like cha-cha
Parallels (open/closed) - like cha-cha
Cross body lead - similar to cha-cha
Half moon - alternates crossovers and cross body leads
Tango
Basic - slow slow quick quick slow; starts and ends on same foot; leader steps forward forward forward side together
Trouble step - goes back on second slow
Left turn - turning trouble step going forward on first quick
Promenade - leader brings follower around between slows and quicks to turn corner
Promenade pivots - 360 degree turn on quicks followed by promenade with two extra argentine walks; takes two basics worth of counts
Tango rocks - leader does two forward rocks in the middle of the basic
Promenade rocks - two forward rocks in the middle of the promenade
Butterfly - leader does an underarm turn; both partners step diagonally forward toward each other to fan, then complete the return from promenade
Simple corte - leader steps back and lowers; follower steps forward and glances back over left shoulder at pointed left toe
Rock turns - promenade to four quick rotating rocks (CCW), followed by a basic
Right fan - in three parts (first and second are the same, third is tango close); breaks from basic rhythm; follower fans outside partner on first two parts
Triple fan - combination of right fan and rock turns