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Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
 
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Outpost [C4]
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From Parallel Lines in which each Line has at least one Out-Facing End. EN: 10

  1. 1/2 Out Roll Circulate;
  2. Triple Trade;
  3. Centers Ah So as Ends do two Phantom "O" Circulates (Hocus Pocus). EN: 20

Ends in Parallel Waves. This is a 3-part call. EN: 30

vor
Outpost
 
   
nach
1/2 Out Roll Circulate		 nach
Triple Trade		 nach
Centers Ah So
während Ends Hocus Pocus
(fertig)

Hinweise:
  • If both Ends of the Line start Facing Out, Prefer The Right-most End for the 1/2 Out Roll Circulate (i.e., 1/2 Here Comes The Judge). If the caller wishes the Left-most End to be Preferred, the caller will say Left or Mirror Outpost. EN: 40
  • The End doing the 1/2 Circulate should clearly identify themself so that the other dancers in their Line know toward which direction to move. EN: 50

Here Comes The Judge [C2] (Ralph Pavlik 1968):
From a Line (usually of 4) in which both Ends are facing the same direction. The End Belle (Right-most End) do your part Ends Trade, as the Others Run one position towards the original End Belle's position. Ends in a Line. Here Comes The Judge is the same as Prefer the End Belle for an Out Roll Circulate. EN: 367
Aus einer Line (normalerweise of 4), in der die beiden Ends in die gleiche Richtung schauen. Die End Belle (End ganz rechts) macht ihren Teil vom Ends Trade, während die anderen ein Run machen in Richtung der ursprünglichen End Bell Position. Endet in einer Line. Here Comes The Judge ist das gleiche wie Prefer the End Belle for an Out Roll Circulate. DE: 367

Hocus Pocus [C2] (Norm Poisson 1979):
From applicable formations including all 2 x 4 setups, Twin Diamonds, 1/4 Tag, etc. Outside 4 dancers do two Phantom "O" Circulates as Center 4 Trade. EN: 396

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