Cowboy Charleston - Line Dance - Teach & Dance

Today's dance is called Cowboy Charms, it has 16 counts and again a few new elephants. The first element is the Charleston step. I'll show it once from the side. He takes a step forward, then a front kick, a step backward, and a back touch. When kicking, please keep in mind that when you're at a party, people stand close together. If you're that reckless as when a goal is scored in football, you might end up hurting the player in front of you. In line dancing, the kick is performed by lifting the knee high and pressing the ball of the foot down into the floor. Kick, kick. That's all there is at this point. The first 8 counts of the dance are with this Charleston. Step, Kick, Back, Touch, Step, Kick, Back, Touch. Let's count it once. 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 The next 8 start with Heel, Heel. So, heel, heel. Now comes a backside cross. Backside Cross Then once more a Heel, Heel, Heel, Heel. Now we go to the right using a similar combination as we just did to the left, and also turn a quarter turn to the right. Back Turn Step With the numbers. 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, and 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. And here the dance at the Three-O’Clock Wall starts over again from the beginning with the step, kick, back, touch. Now we'll do four dry rounds in a row. 7, 8, Step, Kick, Back, Touch, Step, Kick, Back, Touch, Heel, Heel, Behind-Side-Cross, Heel, Heel, Behind-Turn-Step. Step, Kick, Back, Touch, Step, Kick, Back, Touch, Heel, Heel, Behind-Side-Cross, Heel, Heel, Behind-Turn-Step. Step, step, kick, back, touch, step, kick, back, touch, heel, heel, behind side, cross, heel, heel, behind, turn, step. Yes, that was the whole dance routine. Hopefully we'll see each other again soon, dancing together. See you then!