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Zig and Zag Jay King
Zig and Zag Burleson's
Zig and Zag CALLERLAB

Zig and Zag - A2

Jay King - page 218

Definition:

ID: 4387: From a single file line of two: Leader does a Quarter right (Zig) and the trailer does a Quarter Left (Zag). NOTE: These terms are often used as an addition to Tag the Line (ie., Tag the Line "Zig Zag").; Bill Shymkus and Jack Lasry 1968

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.

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Zig

Zig and Zag - A2

Burleson's - entry 552

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This definition is from Burleson's Encylopedia of Square Dancing by Bill Burleson.

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Zig

Zig and Zag - A2

CALLERLAB - March 2010

Definition:

ID: 3978

Timing: 2

From anywhere there are leads and trailers: Zig means Face Right, and Zag means Face Left. When given in a pair, as in Tag the Line Zig Zag, the call applies to a group of two dancers; each leader does the first (Zig in this case), and each trailer does the second (Zag in this case).

If only one is given, it is directed to the leaders, and the trailers do nothing. In 3/4 Tag the Line, Zig, only the outsides would Face Right:

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