You can't call convincingly unless you're absolutely sure how the dance works, so here is an explanation of those other forms of progression. This 'standard' progression was already explained in the page on Longways dances . In diagrammatic form it looks like this.
Square brackets mark off the minor sets.
Neutral couples in italics. In a double progression dance the 1st couples move on two places rather than one. This is more straightforward than the triple minor, but it goes past pretty fast, so mistakes are not easily rectified. Quite often the double progression is achieved by having a single progression halfway through the dance and another single progression at the end. During the second half, therefore, there is a neutral couple at each end.