Gypsy Tap is also done progressively and you might often see people enthusiastically skipping this dance outside pf the LOD, as complicated as that may look once you have mastered the Gypsy Tap you will find it easy to progress to the skip.
This dance begins in Promenade Positon , changes to Counter Promenade Position then briefly adopts Open Extended Hold.
That sounds more complicated than it is, moving from PP to CPP is simply a change of direction and as you change the direction of your feet you body will almost naturally move from one position to the next with little effort or even thought.
Verbal cues I used (and continue to use) are:
Side, Close, Side, Close
Walk, Walk, Side, Close
Side, Close, Side, Close
Walk, Walk, Side, Close
Side, Close, Side, Close
Walk, Walk, Side, Close
Side, Close, Side, Close
Walk, Walk, Side, Turn (to face the LOD)
Outside Leg, Inside Leg, Turn, 2, 3, 4
Outside Leg, Inside Leg, Turn 2, 3, 4
Walk, Walk , Walk, Lift
Back, Back, Side, Close
(Rotary Chasses) 123,223,323, Step, Side