Boomerang – Outside Star variation

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This flow is a subtle variation of the classic Boomerang washing machine. At first glance, the two might look identical – but there’s a small yet important difference: instead of entering inside star, the flyer lands in outside star.
This happens because the base steps in with the same-side leg instead of the opposite leg. It’s a minor shift in technique, but it gives the flow a different feel and opens up new transition possibilities.
If you already know the original Boomerang, this variation will feel familiar – yet refreshing. Try both and observe the difference. Mastering both options can bring more fluidity and creativity to your practice.

Tip for the base:
How should you angle your foot as the flyer’s hip approaches? In this case: toes out! If the flyer fully rotates their body and arrives almost perpendicular, then it’s not really an issue — the foot can stay neutral. But in all other cases, it’s helpful for the base to know whether to turn the foot inward or outward. 
Jacob Brown

One round to the right, one round to the left.  Jacob Brown 

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