Stomp it up
This is a
Step pattern from
www.turnstep.com.
(pattern 14946)
Starting on the right, facing the west side
- 3 Stomp* steps, all facing west (24)
- Over the top, right lead (4)
- Pivot back over (cue "no tap" as you cue the curls that follow) (4)
- 2 Repeater curls facing front (natural right lead) (16)
- 2 Traveling repeater curls (west end first) (16)
- 1 Rock'n fly** (8)
- 4 Charlestons, right lead (you are on the North side of the step) (16)
- Turn-straddle-turn (8)
Repeat with left lead.
*Stomp step: facing west, left foot stays on the home side. Lift right to stomp the step (1), left stomps home (2) lift right to stomp the north side (3), left stomps home (4) lift right to the bench (5), raise left for a knee (6) and exit home (7-8).
**Rock 'n' fly: step up right, left knee (1-2), left curl (3-4), pivot over the top (5-6), exit north side (7-8)
Next combo:
Starting right:
- Repeater knee (8)
- V-step (4)
- Repeater knee (8)
- V-step (4)
- Repeater knee (8) (this is a natural change to a left lead)
- 3 L-steps, corner to corner, starting in the east corner (24)
- 1 Knee off the west end (4)
- Over the top the long way (takes you to east end) (4)
- 4X Over the top the long way-alternating knees* (32)
- 4X Over the top the long way-altnerating curls (32)
- 4X Over the top the long way-alternating side leg (32)
- 4X Over the top the long way-combo (knee, curl, side) (32)
You end up on the east side
- 2X Squat to the bench, return to standing (4), squat to the floor, double hop if you like, return to standing (4)
- 4 Charlestons facing front (you are on the east edge of the bench, leading left)
Repeat with left lead
*Over the top the long way (1-2-3) left knee (4), left foot on bench (5), right knee (6), right foot on floor (7), left knee (8). It's the same for the curls and the sides. Once they have that down, I do over the top, 3 alternating knees, over the top, 3 alternating curls, over the top 3 alternating side legs, over the top 3 combos.
I like these patterns because they are more than 32 counts, it takes longer to put them together, so there's less to remember to get you through a longer class! It typically takes almost 20 minutes to teach these two patterns and put them together.
Good luck!
Added by
Shawna
at 8:27 AM on Saturday, February 12, 2005 EST.
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