Step	Timing	Feet Positions	Alignment	Amount of Turn	Footwork	Rise and Fall	Sway	CBM
1	S	RF back	BDC	Com. turn to left	TH		None	Yes
2	Q	LF to the side	Pointing DW	1/2 between 1-2 Body turns less	T	Cont. rise 2 & 3	None	No
3	Q	RF closes to LF	Facing DW	Slight Body Turn	T	--------	None	No
4	S	LF side and slightly forward	Facing DW	--------	TH	Up. Lower e/o 4	None	No
5	S	RF foward in CBMP, OP	Facing DW	---------	H		None	Yes

The Natural Turn swings in a straight line and then turns. You must create sway to the right to control the swing to the left.
Inadequate swing creates a stiff look. The sway is created with an extension of the head along your center line.
With adequate swing you go up on your toes and you learn to balance and control your body in this position. This requires drills and practice.

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