Chasse from Promenade Position

(International Ballroom Style Step)

In International Slow Waltz, the Chasse from Promenade Position is a popular figure that incorporates a series of small, gliding steps to create a smooth and elegant movement. This figure begins in promenade position, where the dance partners face the same direction, with the lady on the man's right side.

Here is a step-by-step breakdown of the Chasse from Promenade Position in Slow Waltz for the leader and follower:

Leader:

1. Start in promenade position with your right foot. Step forward along line of dance.

2. Step with the Left foot side and slightly forward.

3. Close your right foot to your left foot, transferring weight to the right foot.

4. Step to the side and slightly forward with your left foot.

Follower:

1. Start in promenade position with your left foot. Step forward along line of dance.

2. Step with the right foot line of dance (swing step) Start turning upper body to the left from Promenade Position to Closed Position.

3. Close your left foot to your right foot, transferring weight to the left foot.

3. Step to the side and slightly back with your right foot, allowing the leader to prepare going outside step.

Throughout the Chasse from Promenade Position, both partners maintain their frame and connection while smoothly transitioning from promenade to closed position. This figure adds variety and elegance to the Slow Waltz, showcasing the dancers' grace and control.