Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts -- Interlocked Triangle Formation [C2]

Interlocked Triangles consist of two adjacent Triangles, whose Centermost dancers are working with the furthest Outside dancers in a Triangle. EN: 10

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Examples of (symmetric) Interlocked Triangles: EN: 20

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dancers work together in one Triangle as the EN: 30

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dancers work together in another Triangle. EN: 40

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In general, Interlocked formation means that (viewing the formation along its long axis) one plane of dancers from each of two formations is interspersed with the other formation. EN: 50

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From a Galaxy in which the Centers are non-T-Bone, there are both Interlocked Wave-Based Triangles and Interlocked Tandem-Based Triangles. EN: 60

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Interlocked Wave-Based Triangles		Interlocked Tandem-Based Triangles

From Twin Diamonds there are four sets of Interlocked Triangles: EN: 70

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Inside Interlocked Triangles

(a.k.a. Interlocked Diamond Inside Triangles): EN: 80

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Outside Interlocked Triangles

(a.k.a. Interlocked Diamond Outside Triangles): EN: 90

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Inpoint Interlocked Triangles

(a.k.a. Interlocked Diamond Inpoint Triangles): EN: 100

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Outpoint Interlocked Triangles

(a.k.a. Interlocked Diamond Outpoint Triangles): EN: 110

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次も見てください Interlocked 3 By 1 Triangles [C2].