Cross Body Turn with Hand Swap is similar to the Cross Body Turn except that is done from an open position and the leader leads the follower into the turn by her left hand with his left hand.

Followers Right Hand Turn with Hammerlock is similar in execution to the Followers Right Hand Turn, however the partners keep holding hands throughout the whole move.

Leaders Right Hand Turn starts in an open position. During the move the leader makes 180 degree turn in front of the follower on the first 3 counts and basic forward and back steps on the last 3 counts. The leader makes only basic forward and back steps.

Followers Right Hand Turn starts in an open position. During the turn the follower makes 360 degree turn in front of the leader. As the leader makes only basic forward and back steps, only his hand movements are described.

Walk through is an move involving a cross-body lead and a comb-over with the dancers’ arms. The leader’s footwork in this move is the same as in the simple cross-body lead.

This move is based on the cross-body turn and it incorporates a “display” of the follower and a turn. The footwork is very similar to Cross-Body Turn.

This turn is similar to Inside Turn however during this move the leader stops the follower and reverses the turn to the starting position. Inside Turn with Stops is usually completed by performing an Inside Turn.

Inside Turn starts in an open position. During the turn partners pass each other on the right while making 180 degree turns in the opposite directions. By the completion of the move the partners have swapped places and finished in the original position.

Cross body turn is one of the most advanced moves for a beginner, especially the follower. The leader’s footwork is exactly the same as for the Cross Body Lead with minor changes to the hand movements, however the follower’s footwork gets quite complicated.