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Count:
24
Wand:
2
Ebene:
Novice Rise & Fall waltz
Choreo:
Choreograf/in:
Ron van Oerle (NL) - February 2015
Musik:
Tim Mcgraw - Captured
 
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Intro: 24 counts - Start position: RF is in front of LF, weight is on your RF. Upper body in Left Diagonal.

[Step 1 tm 6]: ¼ Turn Left, 7/8 Spin Turn Left, Right Twinkle step
1. LF make a ¼ Turn Left (9 O’clock)
2. Start your Spin Turn on ball of LF
3. End Spin Turn (10:30 O’clock)
4. Step Forward on RF into Diagonal (10:30 O’clock)
5. Step Forward on LF into Diagonal (10:30 O’clock)
6. Turn on LF ½ Right (1:30 O’clock) and RF step Forward

[Step 7 t/m 12]: Left Twinkle Turn, Right Cross Rock Step Forward, Side Step Right
1. LF step forward (1:30 O’clock)
2. RF step Forward (1:30 O’clock) and Turn ½ left and bring LF next to RF (No weight on RF)
3. LF step forward in Left Diagonal (4:30 O’clock)
4. RF Rock forward into Left Diagonal (4:30 O’clock)
5. LF Replace weight (4:30 O’clock)
6. RF step to the Right (6 O’clock)

[Step 13 t/m 18]: Left Cross Step In Front, Side Step Right, Left Cross Step Behind, Side Step Right, Left Drag
1. LF cross in front of RF (6 O’clock)
2. RF step to the Right (6 O’clock)
3. LF cross behind RF (6 O’clock)
4. RF make a big step to the Right (6 O’clock)
5. Start dragging LF towards RF (6 O’clock)
6. End the drag, LF beside RF (Weight is on RF)(6 O’clock)

[Step 19 t/m 24]: Tree Step Turn Left, Right Cross Rock Step Forward, Weight Change
1. LF step ¼ Turn Left (3 O’clock)
2. Turn on ball of LF ½ Left and RF step Back (9 O’clock)
3. Turn on ball of RF ¼ Turn Left and LF step to the Left side (3 O’clock)
4. RF Rock forward into Left Diagonal (4:30 O’clock)
5. LF replace weight (4:30 O’clock)
6. Replace weight forward to RF (4:30 O’clock)

End of dance. Enjoy and smile.

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