Those were steps that were taught to you in our bronze 1 class

and of course our bronze 1 DVD. So here is a complete description

of the counts and the individual steps linked together for you.

We start on the long side of the room in dance form,

dancing a whisk and chasse, one-two-three,

one-two, and three. A natural turn on the turn,

which means we only turn a quarter not the usual three-eight,

one-two-three. An outside change,

one-two-three, now a natural turn turning the

normal three-eights turn to the right, one-two-three, hesitation change,

one-two-three, a reverse turn, one-two-three, one-two-three.

At this point I’m going to turn this corner and start to go down

the short side of the room by using the whisk, one-two-three,

I turn the whisk to the left, a chasse, one-two and three, a natural turn

on the turn quarter, one-two-three, an outside change, one-two-three,

and now a natural spin turn to go around this corner,

one-two-three, four-five-six,

one-two-three.

I will now start from the beginning again and dance this second

long side of the room same routine; whisk, chasse, two and three,

on the turn natural turn, outside change,

natural turn, hesitation, reverse turn,

and now whisk to turn this corner, one-two-three.

Now moving along the second short side of the room

with the chasse two and three, natural turn, outside change,

and finally turning this corner with a natural spin turn,

one-two-three, one-two-three,

one-two-three, which brings us right back

to the beginning of the routine having danced all four side

of the room – one complete cycle around the room.

We’re going to show that to you again from the other side,

starting from the other side, just to give you another look at it

and I’m going to count from beginning to end.