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| Drag Concept [C4] (Vic Ceder 1997)  | 
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Non-designated dancers do their part of the given call, "dragging" (or pulling) the designated dancers along with them.
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 Drag The Girls For A Ping Pong Circulate: 
 Boys do a normal Ping Pong Circulate, holding onto the adjacent Girl. For the Centers, this amounts to a Cross Concentric Ah So; for the Outsides, this amounts to a Cross Concentric Veer Left.  | ||||||
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 Drag The Center Girls: 3 By 1 Triangle Circulate: 
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 Drag The Boys: Once Removed Diamond Circulate: 
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 Drag The Boys For A Walk Out To A Wave: 
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 Centers Drag The Girls: All Twist The Line: 
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 Drag The Center Girls: Couple Up: 
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 Note to callers: Since dragging a dancer backward can often result in awkward
choreography, be careful when applying this concept. 
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