Reverse Five Step
- Level
- Gold (ISTD), (IDTA)
- Timing
- (QQQQS) or (QQS&S)
- Rotation
- Up to ¾ Left.
Click here for the Five Step.
Notes
The Reverse Five Step is currently considered a variation of the Five Step that is overturned (up to ¾ to Left) and intended to travel down the floor. However, to be historically accurate one should say the Five Step is a variation on the
Reverse Five Step. The first description of a Five Step in Alex Moore's Popular
Variations features an alignment that we today would call a Reverse Five Step.
The Reverse Five Step is currently considered a variation of the Five Step that is overturned (up to ¾ to Left) and intended to travel down the floor. However, to be historically accurate one should say the Five Step is a variation on the
Reverse Five Step. The first description of a Five Step in Alex Moore's Popular
Variations features an alignment that we today would call a Reverse Five Step.
Video examples
Video Example 1
Notes
-24A shows the Reverse Five Step (turned ¾ to Left).
-24A shows the Reverse Five Step (turned ¾ to Left).
Video Example 2
Notes
There is one Reverse Five Step (QQS&S) in this video:
1. Occurs at 0:53
Entry Figure: 2 Walks
Exit Figure: Natural Twist Turn
There is one Reverse Five Step (QQS&S) in this video:
1. Occurs at 0:53
Entry Figure: 2 Walks
Exit Figure: Natural Twist Turn