From applicable formations. EN: 10

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1. Do the anything call (which must end in an applicable 2 x 2); EN: 20

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2. Trailers diagonal Pull By using outside hands. EN: 30

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Touch 1/4 & Cross の前   Touch 1/4 の後   Trailers diagonal Left Pull By の後 (終わり)

Cast Off 3/4 & Cross の前   Cast Off 3/4 の後   Trailers diagonal Right Pull By の後 (終わり)

Circulate & Cross の前   Circulate の後   Trailers diagonal Left Pull By の後 (終わり)

T-Bone から: (used only at C1 and above) EN: 40 Add Japanese       Scoot Back & Cross の前   Scoot Back の後   & Cross の後 (終わり)

• The anything call must end in an applicable 2 x 2 (e.g., a Mini-Wave Box). Each Trailer must then be able to diagonally pull by with an opposite dancer within the 2 x 2. EN: 50

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• Although the anything call can involve more than 4 dancers, the & Cross part of the call is done within a box of 4. If the ending formation after the anything call is a 2 x 4, then each 2 x 2 does the & Cross (i.e., work Split). EN: 60

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• Use the outside hand (of the 2 x 2) for the Pull By. From a Right-Hand Box use the left hand, and vice-versa. EN: 70

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• From a Static Set, on a call such as Heads Touch 1/4 & Cross, only the Heads are active, and only the Head Boy 'Crosses'. The Sides do not move. EN: 80

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anyone Cross [A1]: (added to A1 in 2008)

From Facing Couples, some callers give commands such as Boys Cross, Girls Cross, Beau Cross, or Belle Cross. EN: 90

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This terminology can be misleading since 'Cross' is often used as a concept in Challenge-level dancing. It is a term used to modify other calls - for example: Cross Run, Cross Fold. EN: 100

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So what does anyone Cross mean? We believe there are two interpretations: EN: 110

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1. Designated dancers do their part of an anything & Cross (i.e., Pull By with outside hands). EN: 120

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2. Designated dancers do their part of Crossover Circulate (i.e., from Facing Couples, this is a diagonal Pass Thru). EN: 130

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Although both of the above interpretations give the same ending position, the traffic pattern is different. EN: 140

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次の2つを比較してみてください 次の各々の 始めの formation:     Centers Touch 1/4 & Cross の後 (Centers do the Pull By)   Centers Start Touch 1/4 & Cross の後 (Each side does the Pull By)

Curli-Cross [C4] (Lee Kopman 1968):

From Facing Couples or a R-H Wave. Curlique (Touch; Boy does his part Right Arm Turn 1/4 as Girl Left-face 3/4 Turn to end in the Boy's original starting position); Trailers diagonal L-H (outside hand) pull by. Ends in Back-to-Back Couples. This is a 2-part call. Curli-Cross, which was once on the A1 list, was the inspiration for anything & Cross. EN: 120

Triple Cross [A1] (Lee Kopman と Deuce Williams 1973):

From a 1/4 Box, Mini-Wave Columns, or other applicable formations. The six who can diagonal Pull By using outside hands. A 1/4 Box ends in Mini-Wave Columns; Mini-Wave Columns end in a 3/4 Box. EN: 54

Cross Back [C2]:

From a Mini-Wave Box or applicable T-Bone 2 x 2. Leaders U-Turn Back as Trailers Diagonal Pull By using outside hands. A Mini-Wave Box ends in an opposite-handed Mini-Wave Box. EN: 118

Split & Cross [C4]:

From an applicable 2 x 2. Box Circulate & Cross. Ends in a 2 x 2. EN: 119

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