Title: Progressive Chassé Level: Pre-Bronze (ISTD), (IDTA) Timing: (SSQQ)(S) Rotation: Up to 3/8 to Left
Title: Checked Progressive Chassé Level: (See notes)(ISTD);(-)(IDTA) Timing: (SSQQ)(SS) Rotation: Up to 3/8 to Left
Notes The Checked Progressive Chassé The Ballroom Technique notes that the Progressive Chassé may be checked on the 5th Step (S)(Man's RF OP). The Man continues back on LF (S)(Lady RF fwd OP), into a Four Quick Run, a V6, or a Six Quick Run. Bridge Step Both the Ballroom Technique and The Quickstep and Basic Principles permit a Bridge Step (Man's RF Forward OP) into the following exit combinations: -Any Reverse Figure (IDTA) -Quick Open Reverse (ISTD) -Tipsy to Left (ISTD)
Video Example 1
Notes -2A shows the Progressive Chassé starting backing DC, and turning turning 1/4 to Left to end facing DW. -2B shows the Progressive Chassé starting backing LOD, and turning turning 3/8 to Left to end facing DW.
Video Example 2
Notes Marcus and Karen Hilton examine the Progressive Chassé.
Video Example 3
Notes This video shows one Progressive Chassé: 1. Occurs at 0:53 Entry Figure: Natural Spin Turn (Underturned) Exit Figure:Bridge Step into Quick Open Reverse
Notes This video features two Progressive Chassés: 1. Occurs at 0:12 Entry Figure: Natural Spin Turn (Underturned) Exit Figure: Bridge Step into Quick Open Reverse
In this second instance, the Forward Lock at the end of the Tipple Chassé to Right has been replaced with a Progressive Chassé (steps 2-4).
Video Example 6
Notes This video features two Progressive Chassés: 1. Occurs at 0:30 Entry Figure: Natural Spin Turn (Underturned) Exit Figure: Bridge Step into Quick Open Reverse
