Good dance - I have called it many times
Down the hall - stop - NO ONE LETS GO OF HANDS! - center 2 turn around turning
away from each other and bring arms over. End 2 take hands behind in a cozy
line of 4 - up the hall, center 2 duck to allow ends arms to pas over to
clover. Walk thru each step slowly until you are sure each line has it right.
The problem with this figure is the 1s and 2s have different parts. going from
1 to 2 is not bad - but when 2s become 1s you often have issues. One solution
it to teach both parts to 1s and 2s. Another solution is to just let them
figure it out - they usually do after a couple failed attempts
Another dance I call with this figure is Symmetrical Force by Fred Fields (if I
remember correctly - it has been a while for that one).
Mac McKeever
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Rich Sbardella via Callers <[email protected]>
To: Caller's discussion list <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 4, 2016 12:15 PM
Subject: [Callers] Teaching the Cloverleaf?
I have yet to call a dance with a cloverleaf in it because I am not comfortable
with teaching the walk thru. The Connectrix by Rick Mohr has such a cloverleaf.
Any suggestions on good teaching language, and any other dances with such a
cloverleaf would be welcomed.
Thanks,Rich SbardellaCT
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