PP from RF Walk

Tango figure

PP from RF Walk
Level
Bronze (ISTD); (-) (IDTA)
Timing
(&)
Rotation
None.
PP from Closed Finish
Level
Bronze (ISTD); (-) (IDTA)
Timing
(&)
Rotation
None.
PP from Open Finish
Level
Bronze (ISTD); (-) (IDTA)
Timing
(&)
Rotation
None.
Notes
The current edition of Alex Moore's The Ballroom Technique lists "Methods of Preceding any Promenade Figure" in the introductory page of the Tango chapter. While the majority of this list consists of Four Step, Contra Check et al., it also features three methods not diagrammed elsewhere in the Technique Book. For easier reference, we have dubbed them according to the figure that precedes them. 

PP from RF Walk: Man takes RF Walk forward and places LF side without weight turning Lady to PP, counting (&).

PP from Closed Finish: Man keeps feet in place and turns Lady to 
PP after the last step, counting (&).

PP from Open Finish: Man places LF to side without weight turning 
Lady to PP, counting (&).

As far as we can tell, the only book to list these alternate entries separately is Alex Moore's The Ballroom Technique. In Guy Howard's The Tango and Basic Principles, the only reference we found was PP from RF Walk taken after a Progressive Side Step.

Video examples

Video Example 1

Notes
-2D shows the Basic Reverse Turn with a Closed Finish, underturned to finish facing Wall (QQSQQS), into the alternate Promenade entry 
PP from Closed Finish.
-3C shows the Open Reverse Turn, Lady Outside, ended in Closed Position (QQSQQS), into the alternate Promenade entry 
PP from Closed Finish.

Video Example 2

Notes
There is example of an alternative Promenade entry in this video, the PP from Closed Finish.
1. Occurs at 0:28
Entry Figure: Natural Promenade Turn - Rock Turn
Exit Figure: The Chase

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