Outside Partner Position (Right Side)

The Right Outside Partner Position is a variation of the Closed Position where the tracks of the feet are offset to allow one partner to move toward the outside of the other partner's right leg.

Man and lady stand in front of each other in body contact, slightly offset to the left. The feet should be positioned offset so that one partner can step outside of the other partner's right leg. The upper bodies should be turned slightly to the right, causing the left side of the body to project forward. This causes a forward step on the left to be taken with a left side leading, while a forward step on the right foot is taken in CBMP. Conversely, a back step on the right foot is taken with a right side leading, while a back step on the left foot is taken in CBMP.

Contact points in Outside Partner position are the same as those of Closed Position.