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Hover cross
Posted by Podee
11/1/2006  1:56:00 AM
Is there such a figure? Hover Cross that turns to the left?
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Anonymous
11/1/2006  6:36:00 AM
Some kind of check-on-the-rise feather finish would do. For example a top spin, though that will exit turning left instead of swinging back out the way it entered as a hover cross might. But you could figure out the dynamics to exit the way you entered.

The hover corte is an "up" line that would enter left and might exit by retracting its path, though it does not really involve a cross.

What you ask is certainly possible - just not sure if it has a name.
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Podee
11/1/2006  12:16:00 PM
Anonymous,
My thoughts are what you do to the right you should be able to do to the left. For example: a double reverse spin, a double natural spin. Natural telemark, telemark. Impetus, reverse impetus. My thinking was to do the complete hover cross to the left, check back onto the left foot, and go into a right lunge. Any imput you may have, I hold in highest regard.

Thanks,
Podee
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Anonymous
11/1/2006  1:01:00 PM
Anonymous. Hover Cross. You've got that wrong. The left foot crosses over rhe right on the 4th step.
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Anonymous
11/1/2006  1:50:00 PM
"Anonymous. Hover Cross. You've got that wrong. The left foot crosses over rhe right on the 4th step."

Nobody said it doesnt...
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Podee
11/1/2006  1:52:00 PM
My Query was about a hover cross that turns to the left !
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Anonymous
11/1/2006  2:02:00 PM
Anonymous. Excuse me. What does It mean. Quote.
Does not really involve a cross .
Then why do you think it is called a Hover Cross.
Have you ever done one.
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Anonymous
11/1/2006  2:10:00 PM
"Anonymous. Excuse me. What does It mean. Quote.
Does not really involve a cross ."

It means exactly what it said - please look again:

The hover corte is an "up" line that would enter left and might exit by retracting its path, though it does not really involve a cross.

The subject of that sentence is the hover CORTE not the hover CROSS.

Why you ask is the hover corte being mentioned? Because it bears some vague resemebles to a leftwards mirror of the hover cross which had been requested - only it does not actually involve a cross.

Somewhere between a top spin and a hover corte it should be possible to dance something that is functionally a mirrored hover cross.
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Podee
11/1/2006  3:11:00 PM
Does this make sense I just danced a hover cross turning to the left,ending with right foot crossed in front of my left foot,I came back out the way I entered like I should, transfered my weight to my left foot and and danced a feather to my right, checked my feather on my left foot outside partner and ended like we normally do with a regular hover cross,and then came out to my left with a feather finish! Anom, it almost feels like a double topspin after coming out from the cross and I danced it without a girl .
Re: Hover cross
Posted by Podee
11/1/2006  3:19:00 PM
Without a girl, meaning I danced wonderfully! only kidding. what I meant is I dont know if it would work?

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