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Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
 
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Press {direction} [C1,C2]
   (Lee Kopman)
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Press Ahead [C1]:
Designated dancers move one position forward. EN: 10

Press Back [C1V]:
Designated dancers move one position backward. Press Back is typically only used as a gimmick. EN: 20

Press In|Out|Right|Left [C2]:
As one movement, designated dancers move one position forward and one position toward the given direction. EN: 30

注釈:
  • Non-designated dancers do not move or adjust in any manner. EN: 40
  • Do not change your facing direction during this call. EN: 50
  • 'Position' in terms of this definition refers to a spot that could be occupied by a dancer. Within a 2 x 4 there are eight positions. A Squared Set, Butterfly, or "O" is a 16-Matrix (4 x 4) formation, and one position refers to an adjacent spot within that rectangular grid. EN: 60
  • The direction can be In, Out, Right, or Left. In and Out are relative to the Center of the Set. EN: 70

 
Press Right
の前		 後
 
Press Left
の前		 後

   
Press Ahead
の前		 1/2
の後		  (終わり)

Note that in the example above, dancers are completely offset after the Press Ahead. A common dancer mistake is to go only half-way. EN: 80

The following examples illustrate the differences among the similar calls Extend, 1/2 Press Ahead, and Step Thru. EN: 90

次の各々の
始めの formation:
 
   
Extend
の後		 1/2 Press Ahead
の後		 Step Thru
の後

Often callers misuse the term Extend when they mean to use Press Ahead or 1/2 Press Ahead. EN: 100

次の各々の
始めの formation:
 
 
As Couples Extend
の後		 1/2 Press Ahead
の後

Curve direction [C4] (Dave Hodson 1985):
As one movement, Press direction while individually turning toward that direction. Direction can be In, Out, Left, or Right and is relative to the Center of the Set. EN: 646

Tip Toe [C4] (Lee Kopman 1980):
Designated dancers Press Ahead while holding onto the dancer in their partner's position, dragging that dancer with them. EN: 647

次も見てください direction Loop n [C2] と Truck [C2].

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05-February-2025 10:51:57
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