A distinct type of Shuffle Foot Maneuver which is physically distinguishable by having the lead foot lose contact with the ground and propel the entire stance in the intended direction, while also having the other  foot continually maintaining contact with the ground throughout execution.

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This Foot Maneuver can travel at varying distances depending upon need.

This Foot Maneuver can be hard to distinguish from the step-drag and push-drag maneuver and is commonly called out by its more energetic execution.