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Count:
32
Wall:
2
Level:
Improver
Choreo:
Choreographer:
Michele Perron (CAN) - May 2009
Music:
100 Yard Dash - Raphael Saadiq : (CD: The Way I See It)
 
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Introduction: 32 Counts

Or Music: That’s How Much You Mean to Me (C/W Alt) by Hal Ketchum, CD: Lucky Man 114bpm

Sec 1 (1-8) Side, Break/Forward, Recover/Back, R Cha Back, Break/Back, R Recover/Forward, L Cha Forward
1-3 LEFT Step side L; RIGHT Break/Step forward; LEFT Recover/Step back
4&5 RIGHT Cha Cha back (R back, L beside, R back)
6,7 LEFT Break/Step back; RIGHT Recover/Step forward
8&1 LEFT Cha Cha forward diagonal R (L forward, R beside, L forward)

Sec 2 (9-16) R Cha Forward, L Cha Forward, Break/Forward, Recover/Back. &-Rock-Hitch
2&3 RIGHT Cha Cha forward diagonal R (R forward, L beside, R forward)
4&5 LEFT Cha Cha forward diagonal R (L forward, R beside, L forward)
6,7 RIGHT Break/Step forward diagonal R; LEFT Recover/Step back diagonal L
&81 RIGHT Step back & crossed behind L; LEFT Rock/Step forward; RIGHT Knee Hitch ‘Up’
[Sec 2 faces diagonal R]

Sec 3 (17-24) Behind, Turn, R Cha Forward, Forward, Turn, L Cha Cha Turn
2,3 RIGHT Step back & crossed behind L; Turn 1/4 L with LEFT Step forward (9 o’clock)
4&5 RIGHT Cha Cha forward (R forward, L beside, R forward)
6,7 LEFT Step forward; Turn 1/2 R with RIGHT Step forward (in place) (3 o’clock)
8&1 Turn 1/2 R with LEFT Cha Cha back (9 o’clock)
(1/4 Turn with L side, R across front of L, 1/4 Turn with L back)

Sec 4 (25-32) Break/Back. Recover/Forward, R Cha Forward, Break Forward, Recover/Back, Turn, Together
2,3 RIGHT Break/Step back; LEFT Recover/Step forward
4&5 RIGHT Cha Cha forward (R forward, L beside, R forward)
6,7 LEFT Break/Step forward; RIGHT Recover/Step back
8& Turn 1/4 L with LEFT Step side L; RIGHT Step beside L (6 o’clock)

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Also, this dance can be used as a “split floor” dance with any Intermediate/Advanced Level cha cha line dances.

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