I feel like the shape is familiar. Is it on the shirt in the beginning? Is it bouncing around in some video game that someone plays briefly?
Any leads on this?
This is a tech demo of the new engine I'm building for Chessamphetamine. I've been making games for 22 years, but decided to start over from scratch for this new game. I was inspired by the Tomorrow Corporation tech demo video, but wanted to build similar features into my engine without making my own compiler, etc.
Our instructors have taught us a move they call "Into the Loop", which is like a cross-body-lead, but with crossed hand connection, right-to-right on top, and a bit of an extra "whip" to have her turn a full 360 and end with her left arm wrapped around the front of her waist.
Here's a quick demo video where they show it, at the moment they say "door #2, into the loop with right to right on top".
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DXZTAhIERVV/
But when I search for this term "into the loop," I'm not finding much except for their instruction (Salsa Secrets).
Does this move have any other names?
I asked our instructors about this, and they said it doesn't have any other names.
The moment in question, what they call "into the loop" is in this screen shot:
Leader is behind the follower, they are both facing the same direction, but her left and wraps around her belly, and his left hand is holding it, right in the crook between her right hip and rib cage. This is not the same as the "Titanic" move, where her arms are wide open.
