Cowboy Dances

A collection of Traditional Western Square Dances By Lloyd Shaw

	THE ROUND DANCES	99
	WALTZ TURN WITHIN A SQUARE FOUR MEASURES
	Stand near 12 at the right side of a square (whose sides are numbered 3—6—9 and 12) and which has its four corners clipped off (as 1—4—7 and 10). First Measure Count 1—Step with right foot and face out and to the right. Count 2—Step with left foot to far end of that side. Count 3—Close right foot to left foot. Second Measure Count 4—<Step back with left foot to near end of next side of square facing in. Count 5—Step to far end of same side with right foot. Count 6—Close left foot to right foot Third Measure Count 7—Step diagonally forward to near end of next side with right foot facing out. Count 8—Step with left foot to far end of this same side. Count 9—Close right foot to left foot. Fourth Measure Count 10—Step diagonally back with left foot to near end of the side from which you started. Count 11—Step with right foot to far end of this side, putting foot down in original position. Count 12—Close left foot to right foot and you are back where you started from. Repeat over and over until order of steps and complete revolution become instinctive. By starting at the other end of this side with the left foot the entire figure can be reversed.