Begin the dance on Sting’s vocals 32 Counts
(1-8) Step Touch, Side Steps
1,2,3,4
Step R Touch L Step L Touch R
5,6,7,8
Step R Side Step, Step L Next to R, Step R Side Step, Touch L next to R
(9-16) Step Touch, Side Steps
1,2,3,4
Step L Touch R, Step R Touch L
5,6,7,8
Step L Side Step, R next to L, Step L Side Step, Touch R next to L
Add claps at shoulder height on the step touches
(17-24) Heel Kicks x2, ¼ Turns x2
1,2,3,4
R Heel out, R next to L, L Heel out L next to R
5,6,7,8
Step R Forward, ¼ Turn L, Step R Forward, ¼ Turn L
Styling Option: Roll Hips as you make the turn, slightly bending in the knees
(25-32) Cross Points, Jazz Box
1,2,3,4
Cross R over L, Point L, Cross L over R, Point R
5,6,7,8
Cross R over L, Back Step L, Step R Next to L, Step L
The rhythm of reggae music allows for plenty of opportunities to add you own personal flair to this dance.
Thank you for checking out our dance!!!
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