John,
This is just one person's usage, though it is appropriate. The Callerlab
Definitions do no use "Mirror Star Thru" in the definition, but rather say,
do the mirror image of a Star Thru.
>From Callerlab website
:
Double Star Thru Timing: 6 From any appropriate formation (e.g. Normal
Facing
It appears that MWSD defines it at the Advanced level:
https://www.ceder.net/def/doublestarthru.php?language=usa=A1
It is a Mirror Star Thru. But only if that is what you meant by Reverse!
But I would stick to "Twirl". :-)
Happy dancing,
I think in MWDS it’s called mirror image star thru (Gents L, Lady’s R). If I’m
calling it for contra dancers, I might explain the terminology, but then just
call it “twirl to swap”, being careful to stress the end result: Side by side,
both facing the same direction.
Lisa G
> On Dec 2, 2019,
Hi Diane,
I don’t believe there is an accepted term for a Reverse Star
Through, especially as that could be ambiguous! Larry Jennings used the term
“Twirl to Swap” as a generic term for any such movement.
For a “Twirl to Swap” the starting position will normally
A caller not on this list asked me: Is there an agreed term for a
reverse star through?
I don't know of one (other than "reverse star through"), so I'm putting
it out there to everyone.
Thanks.
-- Diane
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