A little different but easy. Dancers love this figure.

This choreography corresponds to the new teaching order (2010) where calls such as Wheel & Deal or Ferris Wheel come much later. The choreography itself is generously timed - for beginners.

This choreography corresponds to the new teaching order (2010) where calls such as Wheel & Deal or Ferris Wheel come much later. The choreography itself is generously timed - for beginners.

Cal15 CDP These routines are timed be exactly 64 steps. This means they will fit 64 beat singing call music. Contributed by Jim Mayo

Cal15 CDP These routines are timed be exactly 64 steps. This means they will fit 64 beat singing call music. If you do ot want a corner progression just DSD partner and Promenade. Contributed by Jim Mayo

Cal15 CDP These routines are timed be exactly 64 steps. This means they will fit 64 beat singing call music. This figure used for "Just Because"

It's nice to Swing after an All Eight Circulate, because it is a more unexpected encounter than with most of the usual Corner Progressions.

A Singing Call in the early stage of a class, when Swing Thru has not been taught yet and you want to add some variety.

Cal15 CDP These routines are timed be exactly 64 steps. This means they will fit 64 beat singing call music.

Cal15 CDP

A little bit rushed, but does work

nice Part for Cross Run

This is a mostly normal setup. The surprise is having the girls run to make the left hand wave. It should time out for a full promenade for experienced dancers.

Boys Run followed by Boys Walk, Girls Dodge can be awkward for the Girls

Very Basic Calls but feel very different to the dancers.

Scoot Back with the Left Hand is not so easy but in this Choreo you can work with it.

Centers (Boys) Cross Fold from Out-Facing Lines

The Chain down the Line might come as a surprise after the girls run. I've not checked the timing out with numbers, but it seemed to work okay with newer dancers. Your mileage may vary.

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You should review 1/2 Zoom with your dancers before using this choreography. This is interesting and was used on one of Randy Dougherty's CD's.

Meant for students who have learned PASS THE OCEAN from normal arrangements. Requires a walk thru.

Workshop sequence for reverse moves

Unusual use of Cross Fold.

For students who have just been taught RUN (after SWING THRU). Most of the singing calls have the BOYS RUN, so this is an alternative.

A goalpost figure. Sides do nothing but let the Heads work between them.

This choreography corresponds to the new teaching order (2010) where calls such as Wheel & Deal or Ferris Wheel come much later.

the 'Slide Thru & Left Square Thru 3/4' is a neat equivalent to a square thru four - - - the 'Bend The Line' after a 'Split 2, Around 1' flows perfect, never thought of that before, researched this part from Jerry Jestin (Yuma, AZ)

Again a Singing Call for a class where "Swing Thru" has not been taught yet but you have introduced "Star Thru" as a useful means (earlier than the teaching order suggests). A thorough walkthrough is recommended for the Pass The Ocean from 1/2 sashayed couples.