Six Quick Run

Quickstep figure

Six Quick Run
Level
Gold (ISTD), (IDTA)
Timing
(QQQQQQ)(S)
Rotation
¼ to the Left.
Checked Six Quick Run
Level
Gold (ISTD); (-)(IDTA)
Timing
(QQQQQQ)(SS)
Rotation
¼ to the Left.

Six Quick Run Quickstep 

Notes
The Six Quick Run is in essence a reverse turning action into a running Forward Lock. It differs from its younger brother – the Four Quick Run – 
in that is composed entirely of (Q), which limits its turn radius. When it was originally catalogued in Revised Technique books, it was written specifically to follow a Quarter Turn to Right. Today, however, it is principally danced after 1-4 V6 and a Progressive Chassé to Right ended with the Man backing DC. 

The Checked Six Quick Run
The Ballroom Technique notes that the Six Quick Run may be checked on the 7th Step (S)(Man's RF OP). The Man continues back on LF (S)(Lady RF fwd OP), into a Four Quick Run, a V6, or another Six Quick Run.

Bridge Step
The Ballroom Technique permits a Bridge Step (Man's RF Forwards OP)

to be taken into a Tipsy to Left.

Video examples

Video Example 1

Notes
-26 shows the Six Quick Run turning ¼ to Left.

Video Example 2

Notes
Marcus and Karen Hilton examine the Six Quick Run.

Video Example 3

Notes
There is one Six Quick Run in this video:
1. Sequence begins at 0:24
Entry Figure: 1-4 V6
Exit Figure: Natural Spin Turn

Video Example 4

Notes
There is one Six Quick Run in this video:
1. Sequence begins at 0:17
Entry Figure: Progressive Chassé to Right
Exit Figure: 1-3 Natural Turn
Quickstep figures