7. Pique Turns

• A travelling turn on one foot with other foot raised and doing stylish movement action while travelling
• All the turns are done on one and the same foot

8. Military Turns

• About face turn used in marching
• A simple half turn to the left or right
• Pivot turn to the right or to the left
• You can step forward with the left foot and then a pivot turn to the right
• Alternatively, you can forward step with your right and pivot to the left
• In our salsa class we use this in our Front Cross Step i.e., Cross, Step, Step, Cross Step Step, 1,2,3, *, 5,6,7. *

9. Spot Turns

• A turn involving keeping one foot on the spot while turning
• For a right turn, keep right foot on the spot and then turn right
• For a left turn keep left foot on the spot and then turn to your left left
• This turn involves front cross over step
• This turn is very common in Rumba

10. Chasse Turn

• A step-ball change turn with alternating feet
• Turining either to the right or left; inside or outside
• Commonly used in Cha Cha

11. Tuck Turns

• A stationary turn with one foot tucked into the in step of the weighted foot
• This is essentially a spin turn
• The emphasis here is how you position the un- weighted foot
• It needs to be tucked into the spinning foot.

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