Clover and (Anything) – Definition

CALLERLAB Program: Advanced 1

Teaching Resource for Clover and (Anything)

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Teaching Order: After Six-Two Acey Deucey

Recently taught calls: Right (Left) Roll to a Wave, Cast a Shadow

Background: “Clover and (Anything)” was created by Jack Lasry from Miami, Florida in 1965. It was in the Advanced List in 1977 and in the A-1 List in 1980.

Definition:

Starting formations: Any formation in which 2 couples are facing out and can do a Cloverleaf (for example, Trade By formation).

Dance action: Those facing out Cloverleaf, while the others do the Anything call (after moving to the center, if necessary).

Ending formations: The four dancers who have done the Cloverleaf will be in Couples facing in.

Timing: Greater of 4 or the call

Link to Taminations:

Taminations Clover and (Anything)