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Continuous
An adjective that usually means that steps have been added to the figure being defined and/or the figure is to be executed more quickly. A Continuous Hover Cross is a foxtrot figure that has two extra quicks in the middle of a normal Hover Cross, making the figure 2 1/2 measures, instead of two. In La Pura, the Gosses used Countinuous Double Cubans, which used the same two measures as a normal, cha, Double Cubans, but it had one additional step in the middle (the last & in the first measure): 1&2&3&4&; 1&2&3&4; In Bailamos, the DeFores used "Continuous Doors," which also take the normal two measures, but instead of the two-step timeing of qqs; qqs; they used merengue timeing of qqqq; qqqq; (rk sd L, rec R, XLIF (W XRIF), rk sd R; rec L, XRIF (W XLIF), sd L, cls R;)
Glossary of Dance Terms
Description Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations from BallroomDancers.com Dance Dictionary from Webref