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Split Counter Rotate fraction [A2]:

From Parallel Waves, Mini-Wave Columns, or other applicable formations. EN: 10

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Divide the overall formation into two equal-sized sub-formations (e.g., from a 2x4, work in each 2x2). Locate the center point of each sub-formation. Walk forward in an arc for a total of fraction of a circle, around the flagpole center of the sub-formation, keeping the same distance from the center of the sub-formation. EN: 20

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If the given fraction is 1/4, Parallel Waves end in Mini-Wave Columns and vice-versa. EN: 30

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Box Counter Rotate fraction [A2]:

From a 2x2. Walk forward in an arc for a total of fraction of a circle, around the flagpole center of the 2x2, keeping the same distance from the center of the 2x2. Ends in a 2x2. EN: 446

R-H Box から:     Box Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

L-H Box から:     Box Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

R-H Columns から:     Split Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

L-H Waves から:     Split Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

注釈:

• The given fraction is almost always 1/4. EN: 180

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• If no fraction is given, assume 1/4. EN: 50

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• At A2, Split Counter Rotate is usually only done from a 2x4. EN: 60

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• From Parallel Waves and Mini-Wave Columns (or a Mini-Wave Box), hold onto the adjacent dancer and turn your box 1/4 of a Circle (as if a big hand reached out of the sky, grabbed your box of 4, and turned it 1/4 in place). EN: 70

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• Everyone can Roll after a Split Counter Rotate. EN: 80

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• Some dancers learn this 'cheat' definition: Walk & Turn | Turn & Walk. EN: 90

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  This means: EN: 100

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  • Trailers Walk & Turn (Circulate & 1/4 In);
  • Leaders Turn & Walk (1/4 In & Circulate).
  This cheat is bad because: EN: 110

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  1. It only works from a 2x2. EN: 120

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  2. It allows only some dancers to Roll. EN: 130

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  3. It does not work if the caller calls 1/2 of a Counter Rotate 1/4. EN: 140

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  This cheat should be avoided. Instead, try to visualize turning your entire box 1/4. EN: 150

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• From a 2x2, Leaders remain Leaders, and Trailers remain Trailers. EN: 160

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• Some dancers visualize facing a different wall for each 1/4 turn. Others visualize a clock, and face the 3:00, 6:00, 9:00, or 12:00 position. EN: 170

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• A more technical definition for Split Counter Rotate fraction: EN: 190

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  Split the formation into two equal sub-formations by drawing an imaginary line bisecting the long axis of the overall formation. Dancers in each sub-formation walk forward in an arc for a total of fraction of a circle, around the flagpole center of the sub-formation, keeping the same distance from the center of their sub-formation. From Parallel Lines or Columns work in each Box; from Diamonds work in each Diamond; from a 1 x 8 Line work in each Line. EN: 200

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• Occasionally, you will be asked to do a Split | Box Counter Rotate from a formation in which some dancers within the 4-dancer formation are facing clockwise, and others are facing counter-clockwise, with respect to the center of the 4-dancer formation (e.g., Facing Couples, Back-to-Back Couples, Facing Diamond, or a Wave). In this case, do your part of the call, passing right shoulders when necessary. EN: 210

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  • Imagine that all dancers in your formation are facing in whatever direction is necessary so that your entire formation can be smoothly turned the given fraction. EN: 220

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  • From Facing Couples, a Box Counter Rotate 1/4 is like a (Box) Pass In. EN: 230

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  • From Back-to-Back Couples, a Box Counter Rotate 1/4 is like a Partner Tag, except that everyone can Roll after a Box Counter Rotate 1/4. EN: 240

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Tidal Two-Faced Line から:     Split Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後 From a Tidal Wave or Two-Faced Line, Split Counter Rotate 1/4 is identical to Lockit. EN: 250 Add Japanese

特別な formation から:     Split Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

Point-to-Point Diamonds から:     Split Counter Rotate 1/4 の前   後

Center 6 Split Counter Rotate 1/2:       Center 6 Split Counter Rotate 1/2 の前   turning 1/4 の後   turning 1/2 の後 (終わり)

次の2つを比較してみてください: 次の各々の 始めの formation: Split Counter Rotate 1/2 の後 Split Counter Rotate 1/4 Twice の後 For Split Counter Rotate 1/2, find the center of your 4-dancer formation, then Counter Rotate 1/2 around that center point. From the starting formation shown above, this is danced like (each side) 'Ends Trade, Centers Trade'. EN: 260 Add Japanese For Split Counter Rotate 1/4 Twice, do a Split Counter Rotate 1/4 (to end in Parallel Waves); now re-evaluate (divide the 2x4 formation into two 2x2 formations); (working in your 2x2) Split Counter Rotate 1/4. EN: 270 Add Japanese

Counter Rotate fraction [C1] (Lee Kopman 1973):

From applicable formations. Walk forward in an arc, for a total of fraction of a circle, around the flagpole center of the set, keeping the same distance from the center of the set. EN: 443

Lickety Split [C3B] (Lee Kopman):

From an applicable 2 x 4. Ends Split Circulate as Centers Split Counter Rotate 1/4. Ends in a 2 x 4. EN: 444

Tickle [C4]:

From applicable formations. Hinge; Split Counter Rotate 1/4. EN: 445

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