Slap Happy!
Choreograf/in:
Dottie Wicks (USA)
Musik:
Somebody Slap Me - John Anderson
Sequence: AB, AB, ABB, ASECTION A MEXICAN HAT DANCE STEPS/ ½ TURN, KICK-BALL CHANGE&1&2Step weight onto left foot and place right heel at 1:00-switch weight onto right and place left heel at 11:00&3&4Repeat&5Step weight onto left foot and place right toe behind left heel6Pivot ½ turn to the right landing on left foot7&8Right kick-ball changeBRUSH STEPS/KICK-BALL CROSSES9-12Brush right leg forward/cross over left shin/brush forward & touch right toe next left heel13&14Right kick-ball cross traveling to right15&16Repeat17-32Repeat counts 1-16OUT-DIG/CROSS/UNWIND/HOLD & CLAP&33Step right to right side-dig left heel to 11:00 position&34Cross right over left35-36Unwind ½ turn left & hold position and clap on count 3637-40Repeat counts 33-36TOE/HEEL FORWARD WALKS41-48Walking forward step toe/heel combinations right, left, right, leftSECTION B HAND BRUSH/CLAPS / ¼ TURNS1-2Brush open hands front to back across hips/then repeat back to front3-4Bend knees and lean slightly right (for style) hold hands over right shoulder for count 3 and clap on count 45-6Bend knees and lean slightly left (for style) hold hands over left shoulder for count 3 and clap on count 47-8Step forward on right foot, military turn ¼ turn left9-16Repeat counts 1-817-24Repeat counts 1-8HAND BRUSH/DOUBLE CLAPS/LUNGES25-26Brush open hands front to back across hips/then repeat back to front27-28Clap hands twice29-30Lunge forward with right foot to 1:00 position-return right foot next to left31-32Lunge forward with left foot to 11:00 position-return left foot next to right Dance the full 80 counts three times-at the end of the three complete sequences repeat Section "B"-the hand brushing series-Begin complete dance again for the remainder of your music. "Somebody Slap Me" will only have you repeat the first 48 steps once more...your practice music or other songs you choose to use will vary in song length and thus will vary in the number of sequences you dance. Don't let the number of steps intimidate you...the last 32 are just fun movements, with little memory challenge.