Quick-Step is a popular dance style characterized by its fast tempo and lively movements. Originating in the 1920s, it combines elements of jazz, swing, and Charleston, making it a fun and energetic dance. Dancers often perform the Quick-Step in pairs, showcasing intricate footwork and playful interactions. In competitive ballroom dancing, the Quick-Step is one of the standard dances. It is known for its quick, bouncing steps and smooth transitions, requiring good coordination and rhythm. The dance is typically performed to upbeat music, making it a favorite in both social and competitive settings.