I have seen it called as a Sicilian Circle, which eliminated the end effects.
Original message From: Bob Green via Callers
Date: 1/4/18 6:00 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Kalia
Kliban Cc: Caller's discussion list
Subject: Re: [Callers] Beneficial Tradition
I have always thought part
I have always thought part of the difficulty is that the ladies momentum is
away from each other in that last pull by, leaving them a distance away
from each other. On the end there can be some indecision about being in or
out. In XYZ (which has a different set of challenges at the end with the
"re
The rule for the end-effects on this one is surprisingly simple:
"If nobody gives you their hand, don't go anywhere."
The messiness usually comes from people feeling like they should be going
somewhere, similar to what happens with a diagonal chain or right & left
through. This is just different
Hi all,
I recently called Beneficial Tradition for the first time and noticed a
consistent hitch in the dance at the top of the set. It was probably
happening at the bottom too.
I was doing the variant with no wave balance in the A1, just Women
allemande L 1x and P swing. Though the transi
I have dozens of caller's books in storage and I can't find my copy of Son
of Shadrack. Can anyone share Meshack's March by Tony Parkes, please?
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