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Classic Dance Steps and Repertoire

Horizontales
A step commonly used in soft shoe that begins with a step or a flap with ball changes that move around the perimeter.
A three-sound phrase that includes a step, spank and heel drop and that travels.
A combination of heel drops, brush backs/spanks, and steps in alternating patterns, sometimes called a paradiddle.
Shuffle, hop, step.
A 32-bar dance performed by tap dancers around the world, often at the end of a program, created by Leonard Reed, Willie Bryant, and chorus-line dancers.
The third step of the Shim Sham Shimmy.
Verticales
Two steps on alternating feet usually done as a jump. The first step does not get full weight.
A brush forward followed by a step with an exchange of weight.
A combination of steps and heel drops, that can extend from a basic step, step, heel drop, heel drop (RLRL) to include multiple sounds, often in opposition.
Done in ¾ time, it consists of a step, shuffle, ball change.
Travels with a leap, shuffle, step.
Small footwork exercises developed by Steve Condos to increase speed and clarity.
A pattern of steps, usually reversed every 4 counts, that originally were used by vaudevillians to help set the tempo for musicians.
Step (or leap), shuffle, leap, tip.
A combination of a spank, heel drop, and shuffle step.
A brush forward and a tap, without a change of weight.
A combination of two brushes, one forward and one upward, without an exchange of weight.