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Originated in Austria. It consists of a simple repetitive rotation where a couple turns around the floor with steps that include forward and backward movements.

Brazilian origin, but modified for ballroom dancing. Basic ballroom samba step is the 'Samba Basic Movement', which includes a slight bounce and rolling hip action.

Originated in France but based on Spanish bullfight. Basic movements mimic the matador with strong marches and dramatic poses.

Originated in the USA. The basic step pattern combines slow steps and quick steps, often summarized as slow-slow-quick-quick.

Originated in Germany. Basic step pattern is a simple box step, which includes a step forward or backward, a step to the side, and then a close.

Originated in the 1920s from a combination of Foxtrot, Charleston, Shag, Peabody, and One-Step. The basic pattern is characterized by a fast-paced chassé and quarter turns.

Originated in Cuba. Basic step consists of a triple step (cha-cha-cha) followed by two rock steps.

Cuban origin. Characterized by a basic pattern of step-side-together-side, with emphasis on hip movements (Cuban motion).

Originated in Argentina. Basic steps consist of a slow-slow-quick-quick-slow pattern, with a characteristic staccato movement.