Double Natural Spin
- Level
- (-) (ISTD), (IDTA)
- Timing
- (Man) (123); (Lady) (12&3)
- Rotation
- ⅞ to Right
Notes
The Double Natural Spin is not part of the ISTD or IDTA syllabi. They are listed as a Named Variation (Gold) in our 1966 edition of The Revised Technique by Alex Moore, which together with the Backward Passing Changes, are the only two figures that have been removed from the Waltz.
From a technical viewpoint, the Double Natural Spin is almost the mirror image of the Double Reverse Spin. The only difference is that the Lady does not cross her foot on (3): rather, she places her RF forward Outside Partner in CBMP.
The Double Natural Spin is not part of the ISTD or IDTA syllabi. They are listed as a Named Variation (Gold) in our 1966 edition of The Revised Technique by Alex Moore, which together with the Backward Passing Changes, are the only two figures that have been removed from the Waltz.
From a technical viewpoint, the Double Natural Spin is almost the mirror image of the Double Reverse Spin. The only difference is that the Lady does not cross her foot on (3): rather, she places her RF forward Outside Partner in CBMP.
If you know of other Dance Organizations that use this figure, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Video examples
Video Example 1
Notes
-26A shows the Double Natural Spin from Closed Position.
-26B shows the Double Natural Spin from Outside Partner.
-26A shows the Double Natural Spin from Closed Position.
-26B shows the Double Natural Spin from Outside Partner.