The box step is the basic footwork pattern used in the waltz, consisting of a forward step, a side step, a back step, and a side step.

The cha-cha is known for its fast tempo, syncopated rhythm, and distinctive hip movements.

The basic footwork pattern in the foxtrot is slow, quick, quick, with the slow step being a forward or backward step and the quick steps being side steps.

The tango is characterized by its passionate and dramatic movements, with intricate footwork and close embraces.

The basic footwork pattern in the rumba is forward, back, side, together, with the steps being taken in a slow and sensual manner.

The waltz is characterized by its smooth, flowing movements, elegant posture, and graceful turns.

The basic footwork pattern in the cha-cha is forward, side, back, together, with the steps being taken in a quick and lively manner.

Salsa is known for its intricate footwork, lively syncopated rhythm, and energetic movements.

The basic footwork pattern in the salsa is forward, back, side, together, with the steps being taken in a quick and lively manner.

The jive is characterized by its lively and energetic movements, often involving spins, turns, and kicks.

The basic footwork pattern in the jive is forward, back, side, together, with the steps being taken in a quick and lively manner.

The rumba is characterized by its slow and sensual movements, often involving hip sways, body rolls, and intricate footwork.

The basic footwork pattern in the rumba is forward, back, side, together, with the steps being taken in a slow and sensual manner.

The Viennese Waltz is characterized by its elegant and graceful movements, intricate footwork, and fast spins.

The basic footwork pattern in the Viennese Waltz is forward, back, side, together, with the steps being taken in a quick and lively manner.