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By Craig Shucker
Many dancers found this session quite challenging because Todd concentrated heavily on concepts: (1) from an eight chain thru -- Split Phantom Column Cross Chain Thru (2) from a parallelogram of outfacing lines with the left-hand couples overlapping in the center -- Parallelogram Trip The Set (3) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- Once Removed Trail Off (4) from a double pass thru -- Initially Once Removed, Circle To A Wave (5) from a right-hand tidal wave -- Initially Stable, Any Hand Remake (6) from outfacing lines -- Own The Beaus, Here Comes The Judge by Shakedown (7) from outfacing lines -- Own The Ends, Here Comes The Judge by Shakedown (8) from parallel single-file right-hand columns with boys as #1 and #3 in the columns -- Own The Boys, Once Removed Zing by Right And Left Thru (9) from a tidal inverted line -- Once Removed Step & Fold (10) from a trade by -- Finally 1/2, Wheel The Sea (11) from parallel right-hand two-faced lines -- Finally Split Phantom Lines, 1/4 Wheel The Ocean (12) from a completed double pass thru -- Once Removed Single Wheel (13) from a right-hand tidal two-faced line with girls as the center 4 -- Lock The Truck (14) from a totally offset double pass thru with the outside beaus on the main diagonal -- Split Phantom Columns Grand Chain 8 (15) from outside right-hand columns in a 4 x 4 matrix -- Split Phantom Waves Swing Chain Thru (16) from outside single eight chain thru columns in a 4 x 4 matrix -- Split Phantom Lines Plan Ahead (17) from a tidal formation consisting of center box of outfacing couples between right-hand mini-waves with all dancers facing perpendicular to the long axis -- Center 6 Funny Exchange The Triangles 2/3 (18) from a formation formed from outfacing
lines and having the right-hand couple Press Ahead and then having all
dancers quarter out -- Split Phantom Lines Regroup.
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance Multiple problems with the sound equipment disrupted the workshop session, so Todd didn't really much time to workshop calls. However, he managed to call some interesting material, some of which required a second look: (1) from infacing lines -- As Couples Zig Zag (2) from infacing lines -- As Couples Square Chain Thru (3) from outfacing lines -- Mix (4) from parallel two-faced lines -- Trail Off (5) from a couples promenade -- Heads Lead Cast A Shadow (6) from a static square -- All 4 Couples Box The Gnat (7) from facing twin diamonds -- Crossfire (8) from an "I" consisting of a center right-hand ocean wave and outside outfacing couples -- Spin The Windmill In (9) from an "I" consisting of a center right-hand ocean wave and outside infacing couple -- Split Square Chain Thru (10) from a formation formed from parallel 3-and-1 lines with the ends facing in and the centers in a left-hand mini-wave and having the right-mini wave dancers Hinge -- Split Square Chain Thru (mini-wave dancers start) (11) from a tidal formation consisting
of center box of infacing couples between right-hand mini-waves with
all dancers facing perpendicular to the long axis -- All Square Thru 4
(dancers work on a split basis).
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance This dance session was similar to Todd's workshop session in that the material was interesting and some calls, including some Mainstream calls, required a second look: (1) from a static square: Head Ladies Chain To The Right and Side Ladies Chain To The Left (2) from a couples promenade -- Heads Backtrack (3) from an alamo ring -- Start With A Right, Spin Chain Thru (4) from parallel ocean waves -- Spin Chain The Gears But Turn The Stars 1/2 and Spin Chain The Gears But Don't Turn The Stars (5) from a tidal formation consisting of center box of infacing couples between right-hand mini-waves with all dancers facing perpendicular to the long axis -- All Spin The Top (dancers work on a split basis) (6) from a tidal formation consisting
of center box of infacing couples of girls between right-hand mini-waves
of boys with all dancers facing perpendicular to the long axis -- Everyone
Half Breed Thru (dancers work on a split basis).
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance This dance session was a great exercise in positioning and concepts: (1) from a triple box formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having the leaders Press Ahead -- Triple Box Vertical Tag (2) from a tidal inverted line with the girls as centers of each inverted line -- Girls Work As Couples Grand Spin The Top (3) from a formation formed from outfacing lines and having all the belles Quarter Left -- Scatter Scoot (4) from parallel inverted lines with infacing ends -- Tally Ho (5) from magic columns -- Magic Coordinate (6) from a tidal wave -- Stretch Flip The Line (7) from a completed double pass thru -- Stretch Zing; from a formation formed from infacing lines and having all the belles Quarter Right -- Stretch Zing (8) from a tidal wave -- Concentric Step & Fold (9) from an "I" consisting of a center left-hand ocean wave and outside outfacing couples -- Plenty (10) from a formation formed from phantom
right-hand two-faced lines with the real dancers as the infacing couples
and having all dancers Quarter In -- Phantom Eight Chain 3
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance Todd concentrated heavily on concepts and many of the dancers struggled through some of the more difficult calls: (1) from a double pass thru -- Once Removed Catch 2 (2) from infacing lines -- Once Removed Circle By 1/4 By 1/2 (3) from a stagger trade by with the outside beaus on the main diagonal -- Stagger Wheel & Cross & Turn (4) from offset left-hand waves with the outermost ends facing in -- Triple Wave Swap The Wave (5) from offset right-hand two-faced lines with the leaders in the center line -- Offset Lines Ferris Wheel (6) from a parallelogram trade by with the belles in the center box -- Parallelogram Peel & Trail (7) from a parallelogram eight chain
thru with the belles in the center box -- Parallelogram Grand Chain 8
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