Running Cross Chassé
- Level
- (-) (ISTD); Gold (IDTA)
- Timing
- (SQQS) or (SSQQ)
- Rotation
- None
Running Cross Chassé to PP
- Level
- (-) (ISTD); Gold (IDTA)
- Timing
- (SQQS) or (SSQQ)
- Rotation
- None
Running Cross Chassé Quickstep
Notes
The Running Cross Chassé is the accelerated brother of the regular
Cross Chassé – so much so that it no longer features a Chassé action.
Unlike the Cross Chassé, which has been a staple of the ISTD syllabus since its earliest incarnations, the Running Cross Chassé has only been catalogued in Guy Howard's The Quickstep and Basic Principles.
The Running Cross Chassé to PP
The Quickstep and Basic Principles states that Step 4 may be taken to the side in Promenade Position. Possible exit figures are: Passing Natural Turn,
Tipple Chassé to Left, or Tipsy to Left. There are no Promenade figures in ISTD Quickstep.
The Running Cross Chassé is the accelerated brother of the regular
Cross Chassé – so much so that it no longer features a Chassé action.
Unlike the Cross Chassé, which has been a staple of the ISTD syllabus since its earliest incarnations, the Running Cross Chassé has only been catalogued in Guy Howard's The Quickstep and Basic Principles.
The Running Cross Chassé to PP
The Quickstep and Basic Principles states that Step 4 may be taken to the side in Promenade Position. Possible exit figures are: Passing Natural Turn,
Tipple Chassé to Left, or Tipsy to Left. There are no Promenade figures in ISTD Quickstep.
Video examples
Video Example 1
Notes
Marcus and Karen Hilton examine the Running Cross Chassé.
Marcus and Karen Hilton examine the Running Cross Chassé.
Video Example 2
Notes
There is one Running Cross Chassé (danced SSQQ) in this video:
1. Sequence begins at 0:26
Entry Figure: Progressive Chassé
Exit Figure: Running Right Turn
There is one Running Cross Chassé (danced SSQQ) in this video:
1. Sequence begins at 0:26
Entry Figure: Progressive Chassé
Exit Figure: Running Right Turn