Why are these followers thinking you are leading WCS if you are leading slotted MJ? If you are not leading basic WCS moves like sugar push, whip etc, why do they suddenly start putting in an anchor? Anchoring in MJ would surely take up extra time not expected by the lead and the follower could end up pulled off balance.
Isn't the anchor part of the framework of WCS though? I can drop the 'anchor step' as in not triple at the end of the slot, but I'll still settle my weight back, keep the timing and end up ready to step forward on the '1' of the next count. Its part of the structure and timing of the dance. Its there to build up the tension and is what gives the WCS 'feel'.
Is the anchor led? You say you can lead it - how do you lead it?
And I don't think Chef was talking about not leading the anchor rather that some followers were having too much tension on their anchor and almost moving him down the slot.
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