Teaching a Plus Workshop
Mar. 7th, 2008 09:14 amTomorrow morning,
kent4str and I are conducting a two hour Plus workshop for the DC Lambda Squares. At last word, we had 21 people signed up.
I'm particularly interested in working the calls "peel the top" and "spin chain the gears": in our area, those seem to be the weakest and least-used calls. Various people have asked us to work "crossfire"; while they dance it adequately, they've felt a lack of full understanding of the call.
Beyond that, we're planning on calling through the entire Plus list to look for weak spots, doing a run-through of "coordinate" and "relay the deucey," testing them on lefty or sashayed versions of calls and trying spontaneous variants of known calls (eg. "spin chain & exchange the gears but turn the star only 1/4") as time allows. Of course, we'll happily take requests & suggestions from the floor.
Any other last-minute ideas?
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I'm particularly interested in working the calls "peel the top" and "spin chain the gears": in our area, those seem to be the weakest and least-used calls. Various people have asked us to work "crossfire"; while they dance it adequately, they've felt a lack of full understanding of the call.
Beyond that, we're planning on calling through the entire Plus list to look for weak spots, doing a run-through of "coordinate" and "relay the deucey," testing them on lefty or sashayed versions of calls and trying spontaneous variants of known calls (eg. "spin chain & exchange the gears but turn the star only 1/4") as time allows. Of course, we'll happily take requests & suggestions from the floor.
Any other last-minute ideas?