Basically, all dancers form a circle with hands joined, each gentleman does the balance with the woman to his left (called his "corner"), then with the woman to the right, then repeats the two balances then dances two tours of waltz (4 measures of music) with his corner and at the end passes the corner to his right (so that each gentleman now has a new corner). This may continue until the music ends or until a signal (e.g., when the caller notices that women passed the complete circle).
Basically, all dancers form a circle with hands linked, each gentleman performs a balance with the woman to his left (his "corner"), then with the woman to the right, and repeats these two balances. Then, they dance two turns of waltz (four measures of music) with their corner and at the end switch corners so that each gentleman has a new partner. This process can continue until the music ends or a signal is given.