SWEET RAIN
Choreographer: Liam Hrycan
Step Sheet
RIGHT SIDE TOE TOUCH/HITCH, RIGHT CHASSE (¼-RIGHT), LEFT STEP/½ PIVOT RIGHT (TWICE)
1-2Touch right toe out to right side, hitch right knee across left leg
3&4Step right foot to right side, step left foot to place beside right, step right foot to right side a ¼ turn right
5-6Step left foot forward, pivot a ½ turn right
7-8Step left foot forward, pivot a ½ turn right (weight ending on right foot)
(&) JUMP BOTH FEET FORWARD, HOLD/CLAP HANDS, SMALL SYNCOPATED STEPS BACK (RIGHT-LEFT-RIGHT-LEFT), RIGHT COASTER STEP, LEFT STEP FORWARD/RIGHT TOE TOUCH
&9Jump forward left foot to left side, jump forward right foot to right side
10Hold position and clap hands
&11Small step right foot back, small step left foot back beside right (shoulder width)
&12Small step right foot back, small step left foot back beside right (shoulder width)
13&14Step right foot back, step left foot to place beside right, step right foot forward
15-16Step left foot forward, touch right toe to place beside left foot
Right knee popped forward with right heel off floor - weight on left foot
RIGHT KICK-BALL TOUCH (LEFT TOE TO LEFT SIDE)/LEFT MONTEREY TURN (½-LEFT), KNEE POP WALKS FORWARD (LEFT,RIGHT)
17&18Kick right foot forward, step ball of right foot to place beside left, touch left toe out to left side
19Pivot a ½ turn left on ball of right foot stepping left foot to place beside right
20-21Touch right toe out to right side, drag and step ball of right foot to place beside left (right knee popped forward with right heel off floor - weight on ball of right foot)
22Stepping right heel down to floor - step ball of left foot forward
Left knee popped forward with left heel off floor - weight on ball of left foot
23Stepping left heel down to floor - step ball of right foot forward
Right knee popped forward with right heel off floor - weight on ball of right foot
LEFT STEP FORWARD/HOLD, RIGHT STEP/(&) ½ PIVOT LEFT, LEFT KICK-BALL STEP (RIGHT FORWARD), LEFT STEP FORWARD/RIGHT TOE TOUCH, RIGHT STEP/¾ PIVOT LEFT
24Stepping right heel down to floor - step left foot forward
25Hold position
26&Step right foot forward, pivot a ½ turn left (weight ending on right foot)
27&28Kick left foot forward, step ball of left foot to place beside right, step right foot forward
29-30Step left foot forward, touch right toe to place beside left foot
31-32Step right foot forward, pivot a ¾ turn left (weight ending on left foot)
RIGHT LONG SIDE STEP/LEFT TOE DRAG TOUCH, LEFT KICK-BALL CROSS (RIGHT OVER LEFT), LEFT SIDE STEP/HOLD, (&) RIGHT STEP, LEFT SIDE STEP/RIGHT TOE TOUCH
33-34Long step right foot to right side, drag and touch left toe to place beside right foot
35&36Kick left foot forward, step ball of left foot slightly back, step right foot over left
37-38Long step left foot to left side, hold position (and clap hands)
Optional: left snake roll
&Step right foot to place beside left
39-40Step left foot to left side, touch right toe to place beside left foot
RIGHT KICK-BALL TURN (¼-LEFT), RIGHT ROCK FORWARD/RECOVER, BACKWARDS ROLLING TURN (1½-RIGHT - RIGHT-LEFT-RIGHT), LEFT SIDE TOE TOUCH/(&) LEFT STEP BESIDE RIGHT
41&42Kick right foot forward, step ball of right foot to place beside left, pivot a ¼ turn left on ball of right foot (weight ending on left foot)
43-44Rock right foot forward, recover weight back onto left foot
45Step right foot back a ½ turn right
46Step left foot forward a ½ turn right
47Step right foot back a ½ turn right
48&Touch left toe out to left side, step left foot to place beside right
REPEAT
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About the Choreographer
Liam Hrycan is a renowned line dance choreographer celebrated for his innovative approach, boasting an impressive catalog of 85 dynamic dances that have captivated enthusiasts worldwide. His creative flair and ability to blend diverse musical influences have not only enriched the line dance community but also inspired countless dancers to express their individuality through movement.
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