Lesson 7
| Call | Definition | Taminations | NSS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double Pass Thru | Typical starting formation - beginning double pass thruDancers walk forward passing right shoulders with two dancers. Ends in a completed double pass thru. | NorthShoreSquares | |
| First Couple go Left/Right, Next Couple Go Left/Right | Typical starting formation - completed double pass thruWorking as a unit, the first couple flips toward the given direction, while the next couple walks forward and flips toward the second direction. If directions were opposite, dancers adjust to end in facing lines. If directions were the same, ends in promenade. | NorthShoreSquares | |
| (Named Dancers) Circulate | See Circulate in Taminations for all variations of this family of callsTypical starting formation - lines or wavesTrailers (dancers facing into the square) walk forward to take the position of the dancer ahead of them. Lead centers (centers facing out) flip over to end in the other center position facing in. Lead ends walk forward in an arc to end in the other end position facing in. Ends in lines or waves. On Couples Circulate, the dancers circulate, maintaining couple handholds. | NorthShoreSquares | |
| Couples Circulate | Typical starting formation - Two-Faced LinesEach couple works as a unit to move forward to the next position, following the general Box curculate path | NorthShoreSquares | |
| Chain Down the Line | Typical starting formation - right-hand two-faced line or left-hand waveCenters trade while the ends turn towards the center of the line, and all courtesy turn. Ends in facing couples. | NorthShoreSquares |