Printer friendly version 
 Square Dance Resource Net (Home)ArticlesCallers and CuersClubsEventsResourcesChoreographyMusicLyricsCeder Chest Definition BooksCeder Square Dance System (CSDS)Square Rotation Program (SQROT)Vic Ceder - Square Dance CallerDefinitions of square dance calls and conceptsMore square dance DefinitionsLists of square dance calls and conceptsFrequently Asked QuestionsSquare dance linksLos Olivos Honey BeesBande DéssineesChocolate BarsBeanie BabiesPokémon Trading CardsSend us feedback
ajax content
×
More Definitions
 
More Definitions
 
 show menu 

 Rectangles

Definition:
 

A squared set consists of two interlocking Rectangles. In an S1p [all squared at home] the heads are in one rectangle and the sides are in another. Dancers work in their rectangle as in blocks, i.e. they must always start and end on the spots in their rectangle. Only one-, two-, or four-dancer calls [or combinations] that start and end in a 2 by 2 formation can be done in a rectangle. Traffic pattern is as in All-Eight and All-Four-Couples.

Bill Davis

This definition is from SCVSDA Note Service by Bill Davis.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

ID: 3469
  
  
  

 https://ceder.net/oldcalls/viewsingle.php?RecordId=3469 
full URL