"Anonymous. The way the end of step one and the following step is being taught is to be on both toes with the weight evenly balanced.It would not be possible to do it this way if I haven't risen to my full height."
You are sadly mistaken. You want to be tall in your body, yes. But you really should not have very much foot rise in foxtrot. Yes, you have foot rise, but that is more in terms of which part of your foot is on the floor. You should not have the kind of high foot rise that you have in waltz.
Dancing foxtrot with waltz rise is a rather common intermediate mistake...
"I would be down on one side. Please look at your DVD's."
Indeed, please look and see that in classic foxtrot figures there is very little foot altitude.
"NFR. if you read what I wrote correctly it is saying there is no foot rise for the lady going backwards, not on or at the end of."
Of course there is no foot rise for the lady in continued backwards actions, but that's the opposite of what your wrote. Deny it and I will post a direct quote.
"I also added you must have a different technique book to me by the quote you gave me"
That is straight out of the current ISTD technique book, and you WILL NOT FIND ANY REPUTABLE WORK WHICH CONTRADICTS THAT QUOTE.
In short, you are LYING