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

Great job Miss Vicki. Great reference to learn these sequences. I thank you. ❤

I appreciate this lesson.thankyou.

Wtf.

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.

Great job.

Tan eik fai l am 22 years malaysia loph🎓😘🎑🐰😘😊hi

Thank you very much.

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.

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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?

It' good if there is written on the screen the name of the steps. Anyway thank you

Hello Vickie. You are sexy and beautiful woman too. I love your beautiful sexy boots and beautiful lovely legs too..

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.

pov.you came from your teacher lol

This video and your dance resources in your website are incredibly helpful. With immense appreciation, thank you. www.doitinlinedancers.com/resources.html

i did a dislike because she talks more than she does anything else

Talking to much 😩

More showing, less talking. And...no music?

Thank you Vickie!! We enjoyed so much with Julia.

Thank you so much. This is the best way to learn social line dancing for a beginner.

This is what I have wanted to see for a long time. I am trying to get my knees in shape for dancing.

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What are your shoes or boots? Thank you!

thanks so much!

I couldnt print the basic vocabulary (glossary) from the web site.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you dear.

Dear Vickie, This is very good video, Thank you!