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On Feb 6, 2013 3:20 PM, "Jim Hemphill" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Emily,
> If your dancers aren't used to out of set dances, be sure to warn them
> not to get too relaxed when they are out at the end of the set.
> Someone will be coming to them at an unexpected time and if they are
> used to relaxing or socializing while they are out at the ends they
> will be caught off guard.
> In both dances below, after dancers are in Becket, have them take
> hands in long lines to ID shadow.  In one hand is partner, the other
> hand has the shadow.
>
> A couple I like
>
> Groundhog Daze  Becket
> A1 Shadow gypsy
>      Partner swing
> A2 Circle left 3
>      Balance the circle, 2's arch, 1's dive thru
> B1 Next neighbor balance and swing
> B2 Long Lines forward and back
>      Ladies pull by right, partner allemande left 3/4
>
> Run Rooster Run II   Becket
> A1 On left diagonal, gents pass right and swing your next neighbor
> A2 Ladies chain
>      Left hand star once around
> B1 Partner balance and swing
> B2 Right left thru
>      Long Lines forward and back
>
> In Run Rooster Run, while you have the dancers in long lines
> Identifying their shadows, also have the guys look straight across at
> their current neighbor, then left to the next neighbor gent they will
> pass right shoulders with and then one more place  left to ID that
> next neighbor they are going to swing.
>
> Good Luck,
> Jim
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