Topic: Move names

[Nick M]

Is the actual "Phil's move" move (a sort of left handed hatchback) named after you, Phil? Or vice versa?

And who was the Nigel of Nigel's move, the Bill of Bill's pretzel, the Helen of Helen's move, and so on?

[ClaireLSt]

Helen's move - what's that then?

[Nick M]

Helen's move - what's that then?

A first move variation. If I recall correctly, the first couple of steps are the same (step apart, bring the lady to your side, rotate her out while both stepping back on outside foot). Then you bring her back round a little more forcefully than usual, and the man turns one turn clockwise under his left arm. them return the woman (but I cant remember which return)


One of John's I think

[philsmove]

Is the actual "Phil's move" move (a sort of left handed hatchback) named after you, Phil? Or vice versa?

And who was the Nigel of Nigel's move, the Bill of Bill's pretzel, the Helen of Helen's move, and so on?

vice versa

my mum was watching the doctor teaching  the midwife to dance

[Elaine]

Is the actual "Phil's move" move (a sort of left handed hatchback) named after you, Phil? Or vice versa?

And who was the Nigel of Nigel's move, the Bill of Bill's pretzel, the Helen of Helen's move, and so on?

vice versa

my mum was watching the doctor teaching  the midwife to dance

        

Elaine

[John Eastman]

Helen's move - what's that then?

A first move variation. If I recall correctly, the first couple of steps are the same (step apart, bring the lady to your side, rotate her out while both stepping back on outside foot). Then you bring her back round a little more forcefully than usual, and the man turns one turn clockwise under his left arm. them return the woman (but I cant remember which return)


One of John's I think

Got this one from Jenn White actually.  She may have the answer.  Taught it at the University last night actually.