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could you be so pleased to help me?
Posted by dmitro
3/28/2001  2:55:00 AM
hello all.
I'm from Russia. My english is not really good.
So please help me to understand some abbreviation.
https://www.ballroomdancers.com/Dances/Foxtrot/Default.htm
I understand RF -Right Foot and LF -Left Foot,but
what can mean TH; T; L; R; DC; DW.
Sorry for so stupid question, but you very help me in understanding of movement.
Dmitro

Kozorez

re: could you be so pleased to help me?
Posted by Administrator
3/28/2001  11:27:00 AM
Glossary of abbreviations can be found at:

https://www.ballroomdancers.com/Glossary/abbreviations.html

We are currently in the process of combining the glossary of terms with the glossary of abbreviations, dance steps, and dance positions to make one huge glossary known as the "dance dictionary". Instead of a collection of html pages, the terms and definitions will be stored in a searchable database. A search field will be placed right on our homepage.

So in the near future, if you are curious about a word or abbreviation on the website, you will be able to go to the homepage and look it up!

Sincerely,
Jonathan Atkinson
www.ballroomdancers.com

Thank you very much!!!
Posted by dmitro
3/28/2001  10:50:00 PM
Hello All!!!
I appreciate your help. Thank you very much. For me very important understanding all movements. Thank you very much, indeed.

Dmitro

Kozorez

No questions are stupid
Posted by weddingdance
3/28/2001  8:42:00 AM
Hello Dmitro,
I'm glad you asked the question - it is not stupid.

TH = toe then heel
T = toe
L = left
R = Right
DC = diagonal center (it's the way you're aligned in the room)
DW = diagonal wall

All the best,
Lee Ann

re: could you be so pleased to help me?
Posted by Blair
3/28/2001  9:00:00 AM
That wasn't a bad question. I would suggest that "ballroomdancers.com" should define the abbreviations in those sections for people not familiar with the terms.

Blair

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