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Contrary or Contra Body Movement Position [Abbreviations] CBMP
The static position in which one foot is forward or back and the opposite side of the body is turned in that direction. It is the position achieved when the moving foot is placed on or across the line occupied by the supporting foot. It is the position your body is in at the end of Contra Body Movement. Use CBMP during a Contra Check—you are not turning as a couple but are using M's right-side lead to create the contra body position. A thru step in SCP puts you in CBMP. There is no turn. We don't even use body rotation to achieve this position. The M's L shoulder is already leading in SCP, so when we bring the R foot thru (W's R shoulder and L foot thru), that action alone gives us the CBMP body twist. The 3rd step of a Feather Finish to BJO and the 4th step of a Natural Hover Cross to SCAR also produce CBMP.
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