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You pass the treble in 3 -4 on the way up to the back. What is your next piece of work?
make long-fifths (starting with a backstroke)
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The treble takes you off the lead. What is you next piece of work?
Make seconds and lead again.
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You pass the treble in 2-3 on the way up to the back. What is your next piece of work?
Dodge 3-4 up
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You pass the treble in 4-5 on your way up to the back. What is your next piece of work?
Dodge 3-4 down.
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What is 2nds place bell?
- Lead, hunt out to the back then dodge 3-4 down and become 4ths place bell.
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What is 4ths place bell?
- Hunt down to the lead and then out to the back, start making four blows in fifths, becoming 5ths place bell at the third blow.
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What is 5ths place bell?
- Lie one more blow in fifths place to complete long-fifths. Then hunt down to the front and lead followed by dodging 3-4 up to become 3rds place bell.
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What is 3rds place bell?
- Hunt out to the back, lie, then down to the front, lead and then make seconds to become 2nds place bell.
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You are leading when a bob is called. What do you do?
Run out (i.e. hunt straight out to the back). Make seconds next time.
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You are in fourth place when a bob is called. What do you do?
Run in (i.e. hunt straight down to the front). Dodge 3-4 down next time.
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You are in thirds place over the treble when a bob is called. What do you do?
Make the bob (i.e. make fourths and go back to the lead). Make long-fifths next time.
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When are the calls made in Bob Doubles?
When the treble is in seconds place going down to the lead. This is a backstroke.
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