VINE TO THE LEFT, SIDE SHUFFLE (RIGHT-LEFT-RIGHT), ROCK-RECOVER
1-2Step the left foot to the left side, cross the right foot behind the left foot
3-4Step the left foot to the left side, touch the right toe next to the left foot
5&6Step the right foot to the right side, step the left foot next to the right foot, step the right foot to the right side
7-8Step/rock back on the left foot, shift the weight back to the right foot
VINE TO THE LEFT, MONTERREY ½ TURN
9-10Step the left foot to the left side, cross the right foot behind the left foot
11-12Step the left foot to the left side, touch the right toe next to the left foot
13-14Touch the right toe out to the right side, while shifting your weight to the ball of the left foot make a ½ turn over your right shoulder and step onto your right foot
15-16Touch the left toe out to the left side, touch the left toe next to the right foot
TWO HEEL BOUNCES, SAILOR STEP, TWO HEEL BOUNCES, SAILOR STEP
&17-18Point the right toe to the right side at an angle slightly outward, tap the right heel twice
19&20Cross the right foot behind the left foot, step the left foot to the left side, step the right foot to the right side
21-22Tap the left heel twice
23&24Cross the left foot behind the right foot, step the right foot to the right side, step the left foot to the left side
¼ STEP, TWO ½ TURN PIVOTS, KICK-BALL STEP FORWARD, KICK-BALL TOUCH
25-26Step ¼ turn to the left with the right foot, pivot ½ turn left while shifting the weight to the left foot
27-28Step the right foot forward, pivot ½ turn left while shifting the weight to the left foot
29&30Kick the right foot forward, step the right foot beside the left foot, step the left foot forward
31&32Kick the right foot forward, step the right foot beside the left foot, touch the left toe slightly back
REPEAT
The first song has a quick intro. I would start after the first 4 beats of the song
The second song is intended more for special occasions because of the length of time for the song is over 5 min. Long. You can use it whenever you want, if the local dance facility is more friendly towards different genres of music more often.
1-2Step the left foot to the left side, cross the right foot behind the left foot
3-4Step the left foot to the left side, touch the right toe next to the left foot
5&6Step the right foot to the right side, step the left foot next to the right foot, step the right foot to the right side
7-8Step/rock back on the left foot, shift the weight back to the right foot
VINE TO THE LEFT, MONTERREY ½ TURN
9-10Step the left foot to the left side, cross the right foot behind the left foot
11-12Step the left foot to the left side, touch the right toe next to the left foot
13-14Touch the right toe out to the right side, while shifting your weight to the ball of the left foot make a ½ turn over your right shoulder and step onto your right foot
15-16Touch the left toe out to the left side, touch the left toe next to the right foot
TWO HEEL BOUNCES, SAILOR STEP, TWO HEEL BOUNCES, SAILOR STEP
&17-18Point the right toe to the right side at an angle slightly outward, tap the right heel twice
19&20Cross the right foot behind the left foot, step the left foot to the left side, step the right foot to the right side
21-22Tap the left heel twice
23&24Cross the left foot behind the right foot, step the right foot to the right side, step the left foot to the left side
¼ STEP, TWO ½ TURN PIVOTS, KICK-BALL STEP FORWARD, KICK-BALL TOUCH
25-26Step ¼ turn to the left with the right foot, pivot ½ turn left while shifting the weight to the left foot
27-28Step the right foot forward, pivot ½ turn left while shifting the weight to the left foot
29&30Kick the right foot forward, step the right foot beside the left foot, step the left foot forward
31&32Kick the right foot forward, step the right foot beside the left foot, touch the left toe slightly back
REPEAT
The first song has a quick intro. I would start after the first 4 beats of the song
The second song is intended more for special occasions because of the length of time for the song is over 5 min. Long. You can use it whenever you want, if the local dance facility is more friendly towards different genres of music more often.
