continuous whip into starter position

• Start in an open position.
• Then go into a continuous whip after 3& or the first 5.
• Then settle on 6 to go into a [starter] position.

The perpendicular angle is very important when stepping across on 4. Keep repeating 4 and 5 in one quick, smooth motion, like the 4 and 5 are one motion, not two steps, making sure to maintain this perpendicular shape at the end of each rotation on 5, and making sure the follower moves up and down the slot, not in a circular or orbiting fashion.

• On the last repeat of the 4 and 5, do not build tension on the 5, become gooey on 6 so the follower can settle, and should end in [starter] position on 6.

Next pattern suggestion:

• Do a left-side starter inside chain turn into open position because most followers should be able to follow, and there is something about the angle that makes it feel good.
• left-side starter back-lead free spin, which is an intermediate exit.
• [left-side outside pass]
• left-side starter outside turn into a righty-down-out position and a [righty reverse whip]