Double Reverse Spin
- Level
- (-)(ISTD); (?)(IDTA)
- Timing
- (SQ&Q) or (QQ&Q)
- Rotation
- Between ¾ to 1 turn to L
Notes
The Double Reverse Spin was originally featured in the Waltz syllabus and has been adapted for use in the Foxtrot. It is listed under 'Additional Figures' in
The Foxtrot and Basic Principles by Guy Howard (2011). It is not specified at which level it is to be taught or danced.
Citations
There are several references to the Foxtrot Double Reverse Spin in Alex Moore's
Popular Variations (Foxtrot Variation Nos. #31, #47, and #50). In each of these cases, it is danced with a (QQ&Q) timing, whereby the preceding figure has also had an odd number of beats. For example:
Fallaway Reverse and Slip Pivot (SQQQ) into Double Reverse Spin (QQ&Q)
The Double Reverse Spin was originally featured in the Waltz syllabus and has been adapted for use in the Foxtrot. It is listed under 'Additional Figures' in
The Foxtrot and Basic Principles by Guy Howard (2011). It is not specified at which level it is to be taught or danced.
Citations
There are several references to the Foxtrot Double Reverse Spin in Alex Moore's
Popular Variations (Foxtrot Variation Nos. #31, #47, and #50). In each of these cases, it is danced with a (QQ&Q) timing, whereby the preceding figure has also had an odd number of beats. For example:
Fallaway Reverse and Slip Pivot (SQQQ) into Double Reverse Spin (QQ&Q)