Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts -- Turn Thru [Mainstream]

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Turn Thru [Mainstream]
(Wayne Moyers 1964)

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From Facing Dancers or a R-H Mini-Wave. EN: 10

Right Arm Turn 1/2 then (drop hands) and Step Thru. EN: 20

Ends in Back-to-Back Dancers. EN: 30

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Be sure to end back-to-back. Although the next call is often an Allemande Left, it is important to remember that you end back-to-back with the person with whom you did the Turn Thru. EN: 40

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Turn Thru is always a right-handed move. If the caller wants dancers to use the left hand instead, the correct term is Left Turn Thru. EN: 50

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Contrast TURN THRU from 'alamo ring' versus TURN YOUR PARTNER RIGHT.

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