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Video Example 1
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Notes
-5A shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating ⅞ on steps 4-6 (Normal Rotation). -5B shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating ⅝ on steps 4-6 (Underturned). -5C shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating one full turn on steps 4-6 (Overturned).
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Video Example 1
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Notes
-5A shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating ⅞ on steps 4-6 (Normal Rotation). -5B shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating ⅝ on steps 4-6 (Underturned). -5C shows a Natural Spin Turn rotating one full turn on steps 4-6 (Overturned).
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Video Example 2
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Notes
There are four Natural Spin Turns in this video: 1. Occurs at 0:10 Entry Figure: Prep Step Exit Figure: Turning Lock to Right 2. Occurs at 0:30 (Underturned) Entry Figure: Chassé from PP Exit Figure: Turning Lock 3. Occurs at 0:45 (the combination of Natural Spin Turn and Reverse Pivot is often called "Checked Spin Turn.") Entry Figure: Outside Spin Exit Figure: Reverse Pivot 4. Occurs at 1:19 (Underturned) Entry Figure: Turning Lock Exit Figure: 4-6 Reverse Turn
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Underturning/Turning/Overturning
The terms over/underturning refer to Steps 4-6 of Natural Spin Turn. Depending on the desired alignment, these can be rotated more or less. The definitions for each are as follows: Underturned: Anything ≤ ⅝ of a Turn. Regular Turn: ⅝ < Regular Turn < ⅞ Overturned: Anything ≥ ⅞ of a Turn. |
The Checked Spin Turn
Is an amalgamation of the Natural Spin Turn and the Reverse Pivot. IDTA Note: The IDTA Syllabus divides the Natural Spin Turn into two separately noted figures: Natural Spin Turn and Underturned Natural Spin Turn. For the sake of clarity, we list them together. The IDTA also lists the Running Spin Turn and the Quick Natural Spin Turn. To avoid confusion, these have their own page. |
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Video Example 2
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Notes
This video showcases one Hover Corté: 1. Occurs at 1:17 Entry Figure: Quick Open Reverse Exit Figure: None
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