Anonymous. Finding the area around our centre revisited. Two straight legs at the extent of our stride. Front toe off the floor. Rear heel of the floor. Front foot is at our maximum to the edge of our circle. Back leg starts to bend and pushes forward. The weight is arriving onto the front leg which is bending allowing the rear toe to go to its very end . You can please yourself if you want a Feather Step or after coming into a nuetral position a step to the side as in Waltz from a very bent knee. If you study, some also have a bent knee on step two which gives an apearance of having more rise. Does the body move. Common sense would tell you that unless you wish to dance all night within a circle you will be taking your body over whichever is your standing leg The point of this discusion is.Do we have outside of our centre, an area which is the circumference, and how can we find it. Try yourself. Point the toe to the front from a bent knee on the standing leg the more you bend the bigger the step will be.. Mark that spot. Then step from a neutral position, with a heel lead. Where do you finish up. It should be on the edge of your circle. Any further will create difficulty in your movement. The same applies going to the side.