What are the measurement of tiklos dance?

The standard measurements for the tiklos dance, a traditional Hungarian couples' dance, are as follows:

Musical Meter: 4/4

Tempo: 160-180 beats per minute

Count: 4 counts per step

Timing: 1 step = 1 count

Length of Step: 24 inches (60 centimeters)

Body Alignment: Stand tall with good posture, back straight, shoulders relaxed, and arms at the side.

Position of Feet: Parallel (side-by-side)

Dance Formation: Couples facing each other in a counter-clockwise circle

Basic Step:

1. Step forward with the left foot (count 1).

2. Bring the right foot to the left foot (count 2).

3. Step backward with the right foot (count 3).

4. Bring the left foot to the right foot (count 4).

Turn Pattern:

1. On count 1 of each step, take a small step forward with the left foot and turn the body to the left.

2. On count 3 of each step, take a small step backward with the right foot and turn the body to the right.

Please note that these measurements are approximate and can vary depending on the style and interpretation of the dancers.