SKYVIEW WHEELCHAIR WALTZ

Choreographer: Susan (Zumbo) Gordon

Step Sheet

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If done contra, you will have to allow twice as much space between the wheelchairs for the turns when you pass each other. Start by lining up the wheelchairs facing a wall, with a wheelchair and half width between each. When the music starts, the first one turns to the right to start a circle (he/she is the leader), doing a basic waltz step, leading with the left foot. Do a full circle, then the leader will stop at the original start place, doing the steps in place, as each chair gets back in the line facing the wall again. All will continue doing the steps in place as each chair gets back into position (remember the spacing). When everyone is lined up and ready, continue as below

1-2-3Step left forward, step right forward, left step together

4-5-6Step right forward, step left forward, right step together

1-2-3Step left back, step right back, left step together

4-5-6Step right back, step left back, right step together

1-2-3Left step forward while starting to make a ¼ turn left, right step together, left step together

4-5-6(finish the left turn) right step back, left step together, right step together

1-2-3Step left back, step right back, left step together. (You need these extra steps to straighten out the wheelchair)

1-2-3Right step forward while starting to make a ¼ turn left, left step together, right step together

4-5-6(finish the left turn) left step back, right step together, left step together

1-2-3Step right back, step left back, right step together. (You need these extra steps to straighten out the wheelchair)

REPEAT

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About the Choreographer

Susan (Zumbo) Gordon

Susan (Zumbo) Gordon is a talented dancer and choreographer known for her vibrant performances and innovative choreography. With one captivating dance featured in our archive, she continues to inspire audiences with her creativity and passion for the art of dance.

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