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Rabbit Hole to Leader's Tunnel

Start - Open hold.

123 - Open break to inside turn wrap.
Leader pushed follower away and pulls follower into a left turn, with the follower's right hand, so that they end to the right of the leader.
567 - Rabbit hole.
Leader nudges follower down so that they step back and through the arm hold. Leader turns to face follower.
123 - Basic.
567 - Outside turn to open hold position.
Leader turns follower so that they return to an open hold.
123 - Basic.
567 - Basic.
123 - Open break to tunnel prep.
Leader open breaks and pulls follower to their right with the right hand. At the same time, leader tucks down and into the arm hold.
567 - Tunnel and exit.
Leader tucks down and comes out to the left of the tunnel.
123 - Basic.
567 - Outside turn to open hold position.
Leader turns follower so that they are back to an open hold.
123 - Basic.

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Published in Wraps
Crossbody, Left Cartwheel Turn to Inside Turn Wrap
Start - Open hold.

123 - Lead right turn w/ linked hands to left broken-arm position.
567 - Crossbody, left cartwheel turn to lead left broken-arm position.
(Lead's right hand hold is up high, ready to turn the follower left.)
123 - Inside turn, with right hand hold, to wrap check.
567 - 1.5 Outside turn, with leader's right hand.
123 - Basic.
Published in Wraps
Broken-Arm Walk-Around w/ Double Right Turn-Exit For Leader
Start - Cross hold.

123 - Basic.
567 - Outside turn to broken-arm-lock position.
(With linked hands and left hand low and right hand high, lead turns follower into an outside turn so that the follower's left arm is behind their own back.)
123 - Lead walks around follower with broken-arm-lock position change.
(Lead walks around the follower to end so that they match the follower's basic steps. Lead steps left foot, right foot. This should put them to the left side of the follower. Leader walks around the follower's right side, then their back, then to their left side. At this point, the lead matches the follower's basic steps and their count. For the arms while the lead walks around the follower, brings out the follower's left arm and brings the follower's right arm back, so that the follower now ends with a right broken-arm.)

Now with Follower's Count
123 - Back basic.
(By this time, the lead is holding the follower's left hand with their right hand.)
567 - Double right turn.
(Lead steps forward with the left foot, and pushes so that they do a double right turn on the right foot. End by facing the follower.)
123 - Basic.

Published in Walk-Around
Sunday, 12 November 2006 04:36

Open Break to Walk-Around

Open Break to Walk-Around
Start - Open hold.

123 - Open break, so that follower ends to the right of the leader, but still in an open hold.
567 - Walk-Around, by leader.
(In three counts the leader walks clockwise around the follower, while connected with the left hand hold, until ending in front of the follower again. Leader reconnects right hand hold for open hold. The leader's 7th count is with the weight on the left foot while the right foot is mid-air, ready to step back.)
123 - Basic.

Published in Walk-Around

 Start - Open hold.

123 - Basic.
567 - Outside turn, left hand.
Leader turns follower on their right hand.
123 - Under-arm step, left.
Leader steps to the left, right of follower, by lifting their arm up. Leader steps and pivots to turn left, facing the same direction as where the follower is moving towards. Prep for turn.
567 - Outside traveling turn.
Leader pulls follower into a traveling right tuwn, away from them. End by facing the leader.
123 - Basic.

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Published in Turns
Sunday, 12 November 2006 05:06

Butterfly Turn

Butterfly Turn
Start - Cross hold.

123 - Prepare follower for turn.
567 - *Butterfly turn* Half outside turn (w/ linked hands) to follower-lead shadow at waist level.
(Follower in front of leader. Follower & lead's hands at follower's waist level. During turn move hold from hands to follower's wrist)

123 - Prepare follower for turn.
(1: Pull back on follower's right arm. 3: Left hand moves from wrist to left shoulder blade, right hand bring follower's hand over their head)

567 - Follower outside turn (Push forward on follower's left shoulder blade).
123 - Basic.
Published in Turns
Sunday, 12 November 2006 05:01

Hook Turn

Hook Turn
Start - Open hold.

123 - Open break to single arm hold. Leader's right hand is against follower's left inner arm.
567 - Outside turn and left turn.
(The leader pushes the follower into an outside turn by pushing the follower's arm with the right hand. At the same time the leader does a left turn.)
123 - Basic.
Published in Turns
Sunday, 12 November 2006 05:00

Inside Turn from Break, Dual Turn

Inside Turn from Break, Dual Turn
Start - Both follower's hands are held by leader's right hand.

123 - Open break to half inside turn.
(The lead pulls the follower into a half left turn so that the follower faces opposite in the slot-beginning. At the same time the lead turns right to face follower.)
567 - Travelling left turn for follower, right hook turn for lead. End by facing one another.
123 - Basic.
Published in Turns
Sunday, 12 November 2006 04:51

Outside Turn w/ Linked Hands to Hairbrush

Outside Turn w/ Linked Hands to Hairbrush
Start - Open hold.

123 - Basic.
567 - Outside turn with linked hands.
123 - Left turn.
567 - Left turn, end with leader's left hand hold up.
123 - Hairbrush w/ crossbody lead prep.
567 - Crossbody travelling inside turn.
123 - Basic.
Published in Turns
Sunday, 12 November 2006 04:49

Right Turn w/ Linked Hands to Outside Turn

Right Turn w/ Linked Hands to Outside Turn
Start - Open hold.

123 - Right turn with linked hands.
(The leader turns, with both hands linked to the follower, for a right turn.)
567 - OUtside turn.
(Follower turns right.)
123 - Basic.
Published in Turns
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