Each couple, with both hands joined, moves as a unit without turning. May be done clockwise or counterclockwise. Some dances use a half pousette to progress. Each couple, with both hands joined, moves as a unit while turning in a smooth oval to dance around the other couple. May be done clockwise or counterclockwise.
Some dances use a half draw poussette to progress.
Rights and Lefts usually a figure for four dancers where each person travels forward alternating right and then left hands or shoulders around a square. Can be two, three or four exchanges. Sometimes referred to as a circular hey in English dances when no hands are given. Set and Link Scottish. Can also be done with six dancers.