The Mirror Cross is a variation on an Argentine Cross theme. Meaning that there are a lot of types of Argentine Crosses. Two Hundred and Fifty-Six of them to be precise. One variation on that of the Mirror Cross. The reason it’s called a mirror cross is because it is a mirror image of the normal Argentine Cross that you’re more than likely familiar with. However, while it looks really simple to do. The fact of the matter is that it’s not. The reason is that you’re fighting muscle memory for both partners. This is ingrained behavior that you’re dealing with and it’s not easy to overcome. Which is a lovely segue and reminder to you to follow the link below. If you register (which is free!!!, just scroll down) you can read about the Leading, Following, and Dancing Perspectives which can help you to understand the vocabulary a bit more. But if you subscribe (please) you can see the complete video and more including every video on the site, for one price!
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