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Triple Star Thru
At what level does "Triple Star Thru" become "those who can" for all 3 parts? (It is certainly called this way at relatively low levels).

Triple Star Thru is always a 'those who can' call for all 3 parts.

At A1, there are two common starting formations for Triple Star Thru:

  1. Starting DPT with centers normal and outsides half-sashayed. (Centers do parts 1 and 2; Everybody does part 3)
  2. Eight Chain Thru formation with everyone normal couples. (Everybody does parts 1 and 2; Centers do part 3)

As a side note, I've only ever found two other (non-asymmetric) starting formations for Triple Star Thru. The easiest starting formation can be setup from normal facing lines after one of the couples does a Trade & Roll (e.g., from Heads Lead Right, Circle To A Line + Sides Trade & Roll).


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