| The Right Lunge is a phase IV smooth figure in which the man lowers and then steps side and forward with the trail foot. |  |
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| As in a Contra Check, heads are closed. |   |
| There are a great variety of lunging movements in which one takes one step and usually softens that knee. |  |
| Here we have a Lunge to the man's left. In Tango, this might be called a Corte; in Waltz, it could be a Dip. |  |
| Here, a couple lunges forward on lead feet in half open position. |  |
| The man lunges forward, and the woman sits. |  |
| Photos © A. Curths; E.Allen; F. Lepretre; P. Suba; from Dancesport UK photo gallery. | |
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
LUNGE
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