I'm not entirely clear on what's happening in B2 1-4. One possible stumbling point, though, is that pass-throughs are almost always by the right shoulder, so you'll need to come up with a really strong way to teach that it's left (LEFT, no, the _other_ left). Kalia On 4/16/2015 3:32 PM, Ric Goldman via Callers wrote:

Hi Ric, Some nice transitions and using so many allemands. Resonates with Centrifugal Hey and Delphiniums and Daisies. I agree with Kalia and Roger that B2a seems to be a sticky point. However I think Roger's suggestion does not flow so nicely out of B1 and still might be awkward. How about using an idea from Rolling and Tumbling which I think flows better. B2 LLF on way back Men roll Women away (from right to left), (women continue their rotation 1/2 way more to); Nbr LA 1 1/2 This requires the women to roll 1 1/2 before the LA which might be too dizzy/hard. A simpler 'roll away' which requires the woman to roll only 1/2 way could be used instead. B2 LLF on way back the Men starts the lady rolling from right to left, but she only turns 180 degrees and slides past to connect left hands as they come back (so now back in line with men facing in and women facing out with left hands joined with Nbrs); Nbr LA 1 1/2 Cheers, Bill On 17/04/2015 10:32 a.m., Ric Goldman via Callers wrote: