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Cut The Diamond [Plus] (Lee Kopman 1973) |
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Centers do your part Diamond Circulate as Points slide together & Trade (Cross Run) to end in the furthest Center position.
A normal Diamond ends in a Two-Faced Line; a Facing Diamond ends in a Wave.
Aus einer R-H Diamond:
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Aus einer Facing Diamond:
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Aus einer Funny Diamond:
and do a Partner Trade. |
Aus another Funny Diamond:
so they step to right hands,and the overall ending formation is offset |
Reverse Cut The Diamond [C2]: Aus einem Diamond. Die Centers tanzen Trade & Spread, während die Points ein Diamond Circulate tanzen. Endet in einer Line.
Flip The Diamond [Plus] : Aus einem Diamond. Centers machen ihren Teil vom Diamond Circulate, während die Points Flip In (180°) zu nächsten Center-Position. Ein normaler Diamond endet in einer Wave.
Cut The Hourglass [A2] : Aus einem Hourglass. Points rutschen zueinander und Trade, während die Centers Hourglass Circulate. Endet üblicherweise in Parallel Lines.
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