Hi Keith,
As Chris pointed out, between the give and takes, the dance is a
contra formation, so your buddy is across from you.
The dance does need space, but then, most 4x4's do.
Tom
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Chris Lahey wrote:
> How does this feel on the floor? Have you diagrammed
How does this feel on the floor? Have you diagrammed this on a grid?
It seems to me that you'd have spacing trouble since the beginning of
the dance is a 4x4, but the orientation at the end of A1 is
essentially a contra dance.
This is partially solved by all the give & takes, since you have to
wa
Please clarify where your buddy is supposed to be. Thanks.
Keith Tuxhorn
Austin, TX
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 11:28 PM, Thomas J Senior
wrote:
> A while ago, i was intending to call a 4x4 (The Warm Up) at our
> local dance, the Chicago Barn Dance, but thought it might be nice to
> use a dance th
A while ago, i was intending to call a 4x4 (The Warm Up) at our
local dance, the Chicago Barn Dance, but thought it might be nice to
use a dance that accomplished the same thing (swinging both opposites
during the sequence) but not using the star or a hey. Another idea to
incorporate was the gi
