Try reading here, starting at page 60:
https://www.library.unh.edu/special/forms/rpdlw/syllabus2005.pdf
Also, Tom HInds wrote a book about them:
https://www.cdss.org/vm-store/store-home/books/give-me-a-break-a-collection-of-64-new-england-style-square-dance-breaks-115-detail
Cheers,
-Chris
Hello
I guess safety policies might come into three categories: things you might
due to reduce injury risk, things you might do to be better prepared if
injuries do happen, and things around legal liability. I don't know if any
of this is helpful or relevant to your situation but maybe some of
another really easy one is circle left - swing corner X4 - prom home
Mac McKeever
On Friday, August 31, 2018, 6:14:01 AM CDT, Tom Hinds via Callers
wrote:
Of course there’s tons of material. If you’re newish to calling I would get
comfortable with a just one at first. How about:
Of course there’s tons of material. If you’re newish to calling I would get
comfortable with a just one at first. How about:
Circle left, right
Allemande left corner, grand right and left.
swing P and promenade
Forward and back twice.
You can change the order of the above for variety.
Hi all,
I have been calling for about a 18 months now, mostly Contra, with a bit of ECD
mixed in for good measure. The one thing I haven’t tried yet is American format
squares(chorus, figure, figure, chorus, etc)! So, I have some square figures
that I’d like to try, but I’m a bit stuck on
