I lead the parada that way myself... The 'last few inches' being
before the ankles close... I see it as basically a lead that there
will not be another directional lead.., but in fact a stop!
It's best to let the lady know what's going on so she isn't left
hanging and thinking she missed a lead...
Floyd
On Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:03 +0100 (BST), you wrote:
>> In a parada, a stop, the leader presses his right hand firmly against
>> his partner's back to arrest the last few inches of her backward motion
>> The better the leader the lesser the pressures, but there must be some
>
>That is nonsense. A good leader needs only the girl to stay on his chest.
>He stops, she stops. There are no "last few inches" of her motion to be
>arrested, because if there were, she'd be a few inches outside the embrace.
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