Tough Tapless Double Step

Hi everyone! This is my first submission to this site. I've taght double step for three years, but only recently have been doing it tapless. This combo should take 40-45 minutes to get through. Have fun!

Format: L step. Bob in front, Sue on the side-spaced 1 foot from each other:

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Combo A (Warm-up):

• Basic right on Bob
• V-step on Sue and Bob in the corner (4)
• Basic right on Sue, face right wall (4)
• Single knee lift-lead right (4)
• Around the world (single knee lifts around the step, ie.. start facing back of room, lead left. Step knee straddle, step knee turn and face front of room, step knee straddle, step knee turn and face Sue) (16) Now you are ready to repeat combo leading left starting on Sue!

Combo B:

Start on Bob:

• Funky basic lead right (8): step up right and left (2), tap side to side 3 times fast on top of step, right, left, right, (3-5), pop right knee up (6), step off step right and left (7-8).
• 1/2 L-step on left side of Bob (4)
• Across top of Bob (4)
• Across top of Sue, face right wall (4)
• Face Sue at skinny side-step knee straddle (lead right) (4)
• Step hamcurl -lead left, exit right side of bench and face Sue toward left side of room. (4)
• Hop pivot turn to face Sue and right side of room (lead right) (4)
• Repeat, lead left.

Combo C:

• On Bob: Shuffle turnstep, lead right (4)
• Step hop knee over the top, lead left (step up onto step (1), hop over the top with right leg behind body (like a ham curl), exit the other side, right then left foot (2-4).
• Stomp or curb walk forward on Bob, towards Sue (4)
• Across Sue (face right wall, lead right) (4)
• Face skinny side of Sue, repeater (lead right)(8)
• Indecision lunge left and right, exit left to face Sue (step up onto step left and right (2), lunge left (2), lunge right (2) exit left (2))
• Repeat lead left

Combo D:

• On Bob: Knee-side-hamstring repeater on left corner of Bob (8)
• Travel to right corner of Sue (face back of room) hamstring repeater around the corner of Sue to face rear of room (8)
• Kick in back corner of Sue (4)
• Face front of the room (you are on right side of Sue), go over the top (4)
• V-step left on Bob (4)
• V-step left on Sue (4)
• Repeat lead left

Combo E:

Start on left side of Sue facing front of room (side approach)

• Shuffle straddle 2x's: right leg stomps top of step, left leg stomps floor, right leg stomps step again-this is like a cha-cha (count 1-2-3 fast), then straddle the step left and right (2).
• Repeat this move leading left. (8 counts total)
• Skate on Sue and Bob, step down and jack ((face inside corner, step up on Sue and curl left leg- lead right (2), place left leg on Bob and curl right leg (2), step off benches right and left (2), jack on floor (2).
• On Bob, face right wall (side approach)-stomp, straddle two times at double time tempo (fast!) (4)
• Step up onto Bob with left foot and lift right knee and exit right side of Bob
• Repeat on Sue, lead right (8)
• Repeat combo on Bob leading left

Combo F:

Start on Bob lead right:

• 2 Power turnsteps, (step up onto step with right leg, extend left leg behind and travel to left end of bench, step down onto floor left then right-repeat leading left (8)
• Reverse V-step (face left side of room- side approach, step up right then left to face back of room, step off front of step right then left to face right wall (almost like a revolving door) (4)
• Take a hike (side approach facing right wall- step up right and left (2 counts), immediately step onto Sue, right and left to be on Sue facing right wall (2 counts)
• Go across Sue to exit off right side of bench (2), go across Sue to left (4), come up to center of Sue (2)
• Lunge off back of Sue right and left (4), step off bench right and left(2), jack (2)

Good luck everyone! If you have any questions please email me.

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