Glide (7 counts ; 14 musical beats) : Brief Description

Steps

1: (Step back)

The man leads the lady to move backwards (stepping back on her right foot in preparation for an anticlockwise rotation) — by pushing her right hand slightly with his left hand — as he moves backwards-left off the lady's line, leaving it free for her to step forwards.

2: ()

The man leads the lady to move forwards and spin 90^o anticlockwise (with weight on her left leg) — by releasing her right hand after pulling it slightly with his left hand — as he moves forwards and spins 90^o clockwise (with weight on his right leg).

3: ()

The man leads the lady to continue to move right — by letting the lady continue, as indicated by his previous lead — as he moves forwards-right.

Some men run their hand across the lady's back as she travels to the right in front of the man, to indicate both partners' relative movements and as a hint to the lady that the man intends to catch her left hand (in his right hand).

4: ()

The man catches the lady's left hand in his right hand. The man leads the lady to move left — by releasing her left hand after pulling it slightly with his right hand — as he moves backwards-right behind her.

5: ()

The man leads the lady to continue to move left — by letting the lady continue, as indicated by his previous lead — as he moves forwards-right.

Some men run their hand across the lady's back as she travels to the left in front of the man, to indicate both partners' relative movements and as a hint to the lady that the man intends to catch her right hand (in his left hand).

6: ()

The man catches the lady's left hand in his right hand. The man leads the lady to move right — by releasing her right hand after pulling it slightly with his left hand — as he moves backwards-left around the lady's back.

7: ()

The man leads the lady to continue to move right — by letting the lady continue, as indicated by his previous lead — as he moves forwards-right.

Some men run their hand across the lady's back as she travels to the right in front of the man, to indicate both partners' relative movements and as a hint to the lady that the man intends to catch her left hand (in his right hand).

8: (Finish)