(Much as it pains me to agree with Andy...)
In MJ, both partners should share the movement, both 'getting out of the slot' as they approach each other and then returning to their positions at the ends of the 'slot' when they extend again. If the sharing of this movement is unequal, then the slot tends to rotate with every pass, so it looks "circular".
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In WCS, the lead tends to travel perpendicular to the 'slot' - getting out of the way of the follower. The follower knows that they stay on the slot, the lead knows that they get out of the way: therefore there any in-balance of movement on either side is easy to spot and correct.
it's one of the things that makes WCS look like WCS: just a difference in styles.
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