From a 2x4 (or other applicable formations) with precisely two dancers in each 1x4 oriented as Leaders in Lines. In the following diagrams, "L" designates the Leaders in each Line as "O" designates the other dancers. The dancers designated by "O" can be oriented in any direction other than the same direction as the dancers designated "L" in their own 1x4.
The Leaders in each Line (“L” dancers) Trade with each other as the others (“O” dancers) do the <anything> call working in a distorted 1x4. Ends in a 2x4.
Note that although the four dancers start in a distorted 1x4, the result of the <anything> call may be some other four-person formation, such as a 2x2 or a Diamond, but they still end in the same four spots (e.g., as a distorted 2x2).
The Leaders in each Line ("L" dancers) Trade with each other as the others ("O" dancers) do the <anything> call working in a distorted 2x2. Ends in a 2x4.
Note that although the four dancers start in a distorted 2x2, the result of the <anything> call may be some other four-person formation, such as a 1x4 or a Diamond, but they still end in the same four spots (e.g., as a distorted 1x4).
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