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Moose Knuckle Shuffle

( 17 Stimmen)
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Count:
38
Wand:
4
Ebene:
Improver
Choreo:
Choreograf/in:
Pam Wingo (USA) - April 2020
Musik:
Moose Knuckle Shuffle - Hot Country Knights
 
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SECTION 1: 1-8: (starting w/weight on R foot) SHUFFLE L W/ROCK STEP, SHUFFLE R W/ROCK STEP
1&2 Step L foot to side (1),, step R foot next to L (&), step L foot to side (2)
3-4 Rock back on R (3), recover weight to L (4)
5&6 Step R to side (5), step L foot next to R (&), step R foot to side (6)
7-8 Rock back on L foot (7), recover weight to R (8)

SECTION 2: 9-16 “TRAVELLING” HIP BUMPS MAKING 3 / 4 TURN
1&2 Touch L toe forward at slight diagonal, bump hips L,R,L while making a ½ turn to L (facing 9:00)
3&4 Touch R toe forward at slight diagonal, bump hips R,L,R while making a ¼ turn to L (facing 12:00)
5&6 Touch L toe forward at slight diagonal, bump hips L,R,L while making a ½ turn to L (facing 3:00)
7&8 Touch R toe forward at slight diagonat, bump hips R,L,R, making sure weight is on R foot

SECTION 3: 17-24 L COASTER STEP, R COASTER STEP
1-2 Rock forward on L (1), recover weight to R(2)
3&4Step back on L (3), step R foot next to L (&), step L foot forward (3)
5-6 Rock forward on R(5), recover weight to L (6)
7&8 Step back on R (7), step L next to R (&), step R foot forward (8)

SECTION 4: STEP, PIVOT W/ ½ TURN SHUFFLE, STEP, PIVOT W/ ½ TURN SHUFFLE
1-2 Step forward on L (1), pivot ½ turn (over R shoulder) (2)
3&4 Step forward on L (3), bring R foot next to L (&), step forward on L (4)
5-6 Step forward on R (5), pivot ½ turn (over L shoulder (6)
7&8 Step forward on R (7), bring L foot next to R (&), step forward on R(8)

SECTION 5: STEP TOUCH, STEP TOUCH, KICK BALL CHANGE
1-2 Step at diagonal forward on L (1) , touch R toe next to L (2)
3-4 Step at diagonal forward on R (3), touch L toe next to R (4)
5 & 6 Kick L foot in front (low to floor) (5), touch L foot next to right on ball of foot ( &), step R foot next to L. **

**8 count tag/restart happens here at the end of wall 3 on counts 5&6, replace steps to kick ball touch (instead of putting weight on R) continue with Monterey turns: point R toe out to R, make a half turn over R shoulder and step R foot next to L, point L toe out to side, step L foot next to R, and repeat these 3 counts to come back to front wall, and replacing step on last count w/touch L toe next to right (will be facing 9:00)

Begin again and enjoy! Although this dance is an “odd” count; it is choreographed to the music as well as the chorus. We’re going through some difficult and uncertain times right now-this is just a FUN song – as I tell my students in class “make it your own”; during the chorus it says to put you hands in your pocket—I want you to just have fun!!!

Last Update – 7 April 2020

Gaylynn May 23, 2020
Kim: I really like your dance. As an instructor and choreographer I wanted to ask about a couple of issues I find with the dance. In Section One you have a 3/4 turn with hip bumps but you have labeled each turn as 1/2 then 1/4 and then 1/2 which equals 1 1/4 turns instead of 3/4. I think you mean 1/4 turn each. Also the tag is very tricky. Instead of changing wall 3 and adding a complicated tag, would you consider just finishing wall three just like the other walls and then just adding a 6 count tag. We found that we could simply add a left foot start shuffle forward, a right foot rock forward, and recover back on the left foot, and then a right shuffle back for a simple 6 count tag. It fits perfectly with the count of 44 counts for wall 3. Otherwise, a great dance!
Gaylynn Brenoel,

Mudge August 18, 2020
Kim - Our group likes your dance, also. As a fellow instructor and choreographer, I do have a couple of issues with the step sheet. As mentioned by Gaylynn, the total turns in the second section are more than a 3/4 turn. The tag cannot be done as written and stay on the chorus. I noticed in your video that you seemed to leave out the kick, ball change. But when you taught the tag, you inserted it. If you leave out the kick, ball change and just do step, touch, step, step (take weight), everything works out well. We dance with 3 or 4 different groups and each group has a different way of addressing this. Can you please clarify this for us? Thank you and thank you for the dance. Stay on the floor.
Karen Mudge

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