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12: FOLD
The most common case is Ends Fold. Each end dancer walks in a semi-circle, toward the adjacent center dancer, and finishes facing the center dancer. They still turn around halfway (a full 180 degrees).
![]() If the end dancers are not facing the same direction, the result will be a "Z" formation. For example, from a two-faced line after an Ends Fold the original end dancers will be facing the center dancers, but they will be standing by themselves, not holding hands with anybody.
![]() If the end and center dancers were facing opposite directions, as in a wave, then after an Ends Fold the original ends will be facing the backs of the original centers.
![]() Cross Fold works the same way except that the designated dancers go to face a spot in the other half of their line. For example, for an Ends Cross Fold, each end dancer walks in a semi-circle to face the other center position, rather than the adjacent center position.
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