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Improver
Alt. music: 10 Foot Pole by Toby Keith (2 min 50 sec) BPM 84
Intro: Foot Tapper - 0s 16c 10s
Intro: 10 Foot Pole - 3s 32c 14s
Rotation: CCW
Numbers in square brackets [ ] indicate facing wall. Start facing [12]
[1-8] Right toe – touch, Heel - together, Left toe – together, Right heel strut
1-2Touch right toe to right side, touch right foot next to left [12]
3-4Touch right heel forward, step right next to left [12]
5-6Touch left toe to left side, step left next to right [12]
7-8Touch right heel forward, Slap toes down [12]
[9-16] Left toe – touch, Heel - together, Right toe – together, Left heel strut
1-2Touch left toe to left side, touch left foot next to right [12]
3-4Touch left heel forward, step left next to right [12]
5-6Touch right toe to right side, step right next to left [12]
7-8Touch left heel forward, Slap toes down [12]
[17-24] Right vine quarter brush, Quarter - quarter - step back - touch
1-4Step right to right, step left behind right, step right quarter turn right, brush left forward [3]
5-6Turn quarter right stepping left to left side, turn quarter right stepping right foot back [9]
7-8Step left foot back, Touch right next to left [9]
[25-32] Step to right – Swivel left heel, toe, heel, Step to left – Swivel right heel, toe, heel
1-4Step right foot to right, swivel left heel, toe, heel towards right foot [9]
4-8Step left foot to left, swivel right heel, toe, heel towards left foot [9]
Start again………………with a BIG smile
The story behind the dance
I compile the World DJ Dance Chart, and while inputting some data I noticed these two dances
next to each other-
“One Foot” by Dan & Addison Albro and “Perfect” by Alison Johnstone & Josh Talbot
So I thought, put the two together and there’s a good title for a dance.
So it was written completely backwards – title first, then the steps and then some music to fit,
which had to have “Foot” in the title.
So you do some steps with one foot, which are “perfect” and then do mirror image with other foot,
which are invariably “imperfect”
Hope you have as many laughs as our class did learning the dance.
Contact: Tel: +44 (0)1723 364736 Email: Grrowler@btinternet.com Website: www.Grrowler.com
Intro: Foot Tapper - 0s 16c 10s
Intro: 10 Foot Pole - 3s 32c 14s
Rotation: CCW
Numbers in square brackets [ ] indicate facing wall. Start facing [12]
[1-8] Right toe – touch, Heel - together, Left toe – together, Right heel strut
1-2Touch right toe to right side, touch right foot next to left [12]
3-4Touch right heel forward, step right next to left [12]
5-6Touch left toe to left side, step left next to right [12]
7-8Touch right heel forward, Slap toes down [12]
[9-16] Left toe – touch, Heel - together, Right toe – together, Left heel strut
1-2Touch left toe to left side, touch left foot next to right [12]
3-4Touch left heel forward, step left next to right [12]
5-6Touch right toe to right side, step right next to left [12]
7-8Touch left heel forward, Slap toes down [12]
[17-24] Right vine quarter brush, Quarter - quarter - step back - touch
1-4Step right to right, step left behind right, step right quarter turn right, brush left forward [3]
5-6Turn quarter right stepping left to left side, turn quarter right stepping right foot back [9]
7-8Step left foot back, Touch right next to left [9]
[25-32] Step to right – Swivel left heel, toe, heel, Step to left – Swivel right heel, toe, heel
1-4Step right foot to right, swivel left heel, toe, heel towards right foot [9]
4-8Step left foot to left, swivel right heel, toe, heel towards left foot [9]
Start again………………with a BIG smile
The story behind the dance
I compile the World DJ Dance Chart, and while inputting some data I noticed these two dances
next to each other-
“One Foot” by Dan & Addison Albro and “Perfect” by Alison Johnstone & Josh Talbot
So I thought, put the two together and there’s a good title for a dance.
So it was written completely backwards – title first, then the steps and then some music to fit,
which had to have “Foot” in the title.
So you do some steps with one foot, which are “perfect” and then do mirror image with other foot,
which are invariably “imperfect”
Hope you have as many laughs as our class did learning the dance.
Contact: Tel: +44 (0)1723 364736 Email: Grrowler@btinternet.com Website: www.Grrowler.com
