Type 4, 5, 6: Dash, Dual-Dash, Static
With a Dash, one hand executes a dash while the other hand remains static.
Hand pictograph, beta (hands together). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand static hold at south.Hand pictograph, beta (hands together) to alpha (hands opposite). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand dash south to north.Hand pictograph, alpha (hands opposite) to beta (hands together). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand dash north to south.
Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand static hold at east.Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand dash south to north; Red hand static hold at east.Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at north; Red hand dash east to west.Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand dash north to south; Red hand static hold at west.Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand dash west to east.
Type 5 - Dual-Dash
With a Dual-Dash, both hands dash simultaneously to their opposite points.
Hand pictograph, alpha (hands opposite). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand static hold at north.Letter Φ-, alpha (hands opposite). Blue hand dash south to north; Red hand dash north to south.
Hand pictograph, beta (hands together). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand static hold at south.Letter Ψ-, beta (hands together). Blue hand dash south to north; Red hand dash south to north.
Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at south; Red hand static hold at east.Letter Λ-, gamma (right angle). Blue hand dash south to north; Red hand dash east to west.
Practice using Dual-Dashes, Dashes, and Cross-Shifts from different start positions.
Type 6 - Static
Finally, Static motions are indicated by no arrow:
α
β
γ
Later on, static sequences gain complexity when adding prop rotations.