Way Thar Formation Movement Dancers in the center of the thar stop and, while retaining the star, release armholds with the dancers beside them. Everyone then moves forward within the circle in which he was traveling while in the thar. . . Movement Dancers step forward, join and then raise their right hands.
Dancers end facing each other, each in the other's starting position. . .
MINI WAVE is an ocean wave consisting of two dancers. An ocean wave with an even number of dancers is a right hand wave if the end dancers and the dancers adjacent to them have right hands joined. An ocean wave with an even number of dancers is a left hand wave if the end dancers and the dancers adjacent to them have left hands joined. Alamo style is a formation of an even number of dancers in a circle holding adjacent hands and with each dancer facing in an opposite direction to that of the adjoining dancers. Each dancer steps forward and pauses while bringing the other foot forward and touching it to the floor without transferring weight.