Chassé from PP

Waltz figure

Chassé from PP
Level
Pre-Bronze (ISTD), (IDTA)
Timing
(12&3)
Rotation
None
Notes
The Chassé from PP is one of only five Promenade Figures in ISTD syllabus Waltz (the IDTA has six). It is the only one in either syllabus that may be danced at a Pre-Bronze/Bronze Level. 

In our 1966 edition of The Revised Technique by Alex Moore, the Chassé from PP is called a "Synchopated Chassé." Our guess is that in order to avoid confusion with the Progressive Chassé or the Progressive Chassé to Right, the Synchopated Chassé was rechristened 'Chassé from PP.'

Video examples

Video Example 1

Notes
Although the demonstration does not show the next step after the Chassé from PP, it should be noted that it is taken Outside Partner.

Video Example 2

Notes
There are two instances of the Chassé from PP here:
1. Occurs at 0:17
Entry Figure: Turning Lock to Right
Exit Figure: Quick Open Reverse (Not Syllabus)

2. Occurs at 0:28
Entry Figure: Back Whisk
Exit Figure: Underturned Natural Spin Turn

Video Example 3

Notes
There are four examples of the Chassé from PP here:
1. Occurs at 0:17
Entry Figure: Weave from PP ended in PP
Exit Figure: Natural Spin Turn

2. Occurs at 0:48
Entry Figure: 2-3 Back Whisk (see Waltz Video Analysis)
Exit Figure: 1-3 Natural Turn

3. Occurs at 0:59
Entry Figure: Open Telemark
Exit Figure: Natural Spin Turn

4. Occurs at 1:07
Entry Figure: Turning Lock ending in PP (Overturned to face Diagonal Center)
Exit Figure: Quick Open Reverse (Not Syllabus)

Video Example 4

Notes
There are three instances of the Chassé from PP here:
1. Occurs at 0:28
Entry Figure: Turning Lock to Right
Exit Figure: Closed Wing

2. Occurs at 1:02
Entry Figure: Outside Change to PP
Exit Figure: Hesitation Change

3. Occurs at 1:28
Entry Figure: Outside Change to PP
Exit Figure: 1-3 Natural Turn
Waltz figures