Change Forward Movements

Explanation

Same Plane Movements Change Plane Change Forwards Change Backwards Change Transquarter
Change Forward Movements starting from Position 1 (Horizontal)	Horizontal Plane

Position 1	Change Forwards, 1 to B	Change Forwards, 1 to B	Position B
Position B	Change Forwards, B to 3	Position 3
Position 3	Change Forwards, 3 to D	Change Forwards, 3 to D	Position D
Position D	Change Forwards, D to 1	Change Forwards, D to 1	Position 1

Same Plane Movements Change Plane Change Forwards Change Backwards Change Transquarter
Change Forward Movements starting from Position A	Vertical Plane

Position A	Change Forwards, A to 2	Change Forwards A to 2	Position 2
Position 2	Change Forwards, 2 to C	Change Forwards, 2 to C	Position C
Position C	Change Forwards, C to 4	Change Forwards, C to 4	Position 4
Position 4	Change Forwards, 4 to A	Position A

Dance of Shiva Change Forward Movement Explained

The Change Forward Movement is the second movement we can use to change planes. It is like doing a Change Plane Movement and a Forwards Movement together where the Change Plane movement takes the arm to the corresponding position in the other plane while the Forward movement takes the arm to the next position in the same plane.

Where a Change Plane might just go from A to 1, the Change Forward Movement goes from Position A to Position 2, then from Position 2 to Position C, then from Position C to Position 4 and then from Position 4 back to Position A. So like the Forwards movement (or the Backward movement) a sequence of Change Forward Movements can be done so that the arm travels a loop of four points, alternating planes during each movement.