This transition can be done in two different ways — let’s take a look!
1. This transition is the most characteristic element of the Revolution washing machine. The flyer is perpendicular to the base, and if performed with an arched back, straight legs, and pointed toes, it becomes a very eye-catching, decorative element in any sequencewhere it’s included. It’s definitely worth learning and practicing. Here the one-legged back bird is inside.
2. When the flyer spins around their own axis from one-legged back bird and lands on the base’s foot, they also arrive in side star — but through a different transition. This particular movement is one of the steps in the Rotisserie washing machine. Here the one-legged back bird is outside.
The flyer lifts her far leg (the one towards the base’s legs), the base places his leg against the flyer’s hip. The flyer turns onto this leg, raises her upper body, and ascends into a side star.
From Outside one-legged back bird : with a step to Inside star
Jacob Brown and Debbie Collis
Used Poses
One-legged back bird
Here, the flyer is positioned perpendicular to the base, with their upper body above the base’s free leg (1.,2.) or the outer side (3.). The …
Inside Star
This is the most popular, simplest, and easiest to execute of the four side stars. The flyer faces the base, with their upper body positioned …
Referenced videos
Revolution
Revolution is one of our favorites…It’s based on the three-step rotisserie, so it’s best to watch that one first, and …
Rotisserie 3 Steps
The name “rotisserie” comes from the way the flyer rotates horizontally around their own axis – just like a rotisserie …
