1:07 knee pop 1:33 lindy 2:02 mambo 2:45 half monterey turn 3:24 quarter monterey turn 3:45 nightclub basic 4:19 pivot turn 5:12 reverse pivot turn 5:28 rocking chair (it's a 4 count) 5:55 sailor step 6:50 scissor step 7:15 syncopated step (anything can be syncopated, it means we're putting more than one count to a count of music. E.g. adding an "and" step. Shuffles, Coasters, Sailors are syncopated [the triple count is: one and two]) 8:04 toe fans 8:22 triple step 9:05 twinkle (it's a triple but because it's in waltz, a 3-count dance, it's not syncopated) 9:43 basic waltz step 10:35 weave (starts with a cross in front or behind) (some call a grapevine a weave. she says that weave starts with a cross, but not grapevine)
1:23 box step (rhumba box and jazz box) 1:39 rhumba box 2:39 jazz box 3:14 cha cha 4:04 charleston 4:24 charleston with sweep step 4:48 chase turn (step - pivot turn - step forward) 5:28 chasse or shuffle (three count sequence) (back / forward / side) (second step never goes past the first... that would be a walk or run) 6:33 coaster (three count sequence) 7:15 cross unwind 7:54 cross shuffle 8:35 lock step 9:12 dorothy or wizard step (different/syncopated way of counting a lock step) 10:10 grapevine / vine (with shuffles this is the most common step) (three count sequence with a wildcard in the fourth count) 11:56 heel jack 12:08 syncopated heel jack (syncopated means there's an "and" count in there) 12:35 heel strut 12:41 toe strut 12:58 heel switches 13:13 syncopated heel switches 13:22 toe switches 13:33 jazz box turn, turning jazz box 14:10 kick ball change (syncopated) 14:39 kick ball cross (syncopated)
1:07 back 1:19 behind 2:03 brush (scuff) 2:13 bump (right or left, weight follows [i.e. the foot on the side of the weight has the weight]) 3:09 clap 3:15 cross 4:29 dig 4:43 drag (also 17:08) 5:19 drop 5:39 fan 6:09 flick 6:28 forward 6:48 heel bounce 7:13 heel grind 7:54 heel split 8:21 heel stand 8:44 hip roll 9:22 hitch 9:30 hold 9:58 hook 10:17 hop 11:06 scoot (hop with one foot) 11:14 kick 11:26 lift 11:54 paddle turn (it's as if you're using a boat paddle on the right side to turn) 12:14 point 12:46 recover (rock recover) 12:47 rock (rock recover) 13:58 roll 14:28 run 14:53 scoot (hop with one foot) 15:16 scuff (brush) 15:25 shimmy 16:18 side step 16:27 skate 16:56 slide 17:23 step 17:37 stomp 18:02 strut 18:50 toe strut 19:09 heel strut 19:28 slap 19:52 sway (similar to hip bump) 20:13 sweep 20:48 swivel (similar to twist) 21:24 together step (feet are shoulder distance, not stuck together. used in side shuffles or forward-backward shuffles) 22:28 touch (point point point touch) 22:58 turn (pivot turn explained in another video of sequences) 23:26 unwind step 24:15 walk 24:25 weight change
I gave it a like because I learned more from Vickie in 30 minutes than I learned from going to just as many classes. Thank you Vickie, nice demonstration.
SOOOOO helpful!! Thank you! I've been going to free classes at a saloon and this will be so helpful when I go again tonight so I can help keep up. it's hard to see the instructors feet when in a large group.
New to this so I was looking for how to do grape vine,k step, I am watching at 9:00 and have no instruction for what I wanted. How should I have phrased this request?
Hello Vickie. I love your dance. You are the greatest and beautiful sexy person. I like your smile and your beautiful body types ... I love the way to tap your feet. I love you too Vickie Jackson and you are a gorgeous white sister and my new friend.. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 God bless you my new friend and belated New year 2021.
This video and your dance resources in your website are incredibly helpful. With immense appreciation, thank you. www.doitinlinedancers.com/resources.html