Ziggy
Choreographer: Gary Lafferty (UK) - February 2026
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Ziggy by Gary Lafferty (SCO) - February 2026 - 32 Count, 4 Wall, Absolute Beginner Dance
32-count intro
CHASSE R; ROCK BACK, RECOVER; CHASSE L; ROCK BACK, RECOVER
1&2Step to R on R foot, step on L foot beside R, step to R on R foot
3-4Rock back on L foot, recover weight onto R
5&6Step to L on L foot, step on R foot beside L, step to L on L foot
7-8Rock back on R foot, recover weight onto L
STEP R, TOUCH, STEP L, TOUCH; WALK-ROUND ¾ TURN
1-2Step to R on R foot, touch L foot beside R
3-4Step to L on L foot, touch R foot beside L
5-8Walk around ¾ turn over R shoulder stepping on R, L, R, L (9:00)
STEP FORWARD, KICK, STEP BACK, TOUCH (x 2)
1-2Step forward on R foot, kick L foot forward
3-4Step back on L foot, touch R foot beside L
5-6Step forward on R foot, kick L foot forward
7-8Step back on L foot, touch R foot beside L
V-STEP; OUTWARD HEEL FANS R then L
1-2Step out to R diagonal on R foot, step out to L diagonal on L foot
3-4Step back to centre on R foot, step on L foot beside R
5-6Fan R heel out to R, bring R heel back to centre
7-8Fan L heel out to L, bring L heel back to centre
START AGAIN
TAG
At the end of wall 10 facing the back wall, there are an extra 4 counts in the music - add the tag which is a ¼ Monterey Turn
1-2Point R foot out to R side, turn ¼ R stepping on R foot beside L
3-4Point L foot out to L side, step on L foot beside R
BIG FINISH
The dance finishes facing the front wall - you'll dance the first 8 counts, then take a big step out on the R foot - Ta Da!
Choreographer note:
This dance straddles across the Absolute Beginner and Beginner levels. I taught it to my Absolute Beginner class who have been dancing for a few months and they've done all of the steps in other dances (and a couple with tags / restarts) so they picked this dance up with no problem - but equally it might not be suitable for dancers who have only been dancing for a few weeks. I also taught it to my Beginner class who also loved it but they found it very much on the easy side compared to other dances they do. Either way, I hope that you have a suitable class who will love the music & dance as much as mine do!
Gary
CHASSE R; ROCK BACK, RECOVER; CHASSE L; ROCK BACK, RECOVER
1&2Step to R on R foot, step on L foot beside R, step to R on R foot
3-4Rock back on L foot, recover weight onto R
5&6Step to L on L foot, step on R foot beside L, step to L on L foot
7-8Rock back on R foot, recover weight onto L
STEP R, TOUCH, STEP L, TOUCH; WALK-ROUND ¾ TURN
1-2Step to R on R foot, touch L foot beside R
3-4Step to L on L foot, touch R foot beside L
5-8Walk around ¾ turn over R shoulder stepping on R, L, R, L (9:00)
STEP FORWARD, KICK, STEP BACK, TOUCH (x 2)
1-2Step forward on R foot, kick L foot forward
3-4Step back on L foot, touch R foot beside L
5-6Step forward on R foot, kick L foot forward
7-8Step back on L foot, touch R foot beside L
V-STEP; OUTWARD HEEL FANS R then L
1-2Step out to R diagonal on R foot, step out to L diagonal on L foot
3-4Step back to centre on R foot, step on L foot beside R
5-6Fan R heel out to R, bring R heel back to centre
7-8Fan L heel out to L, bring L heel back to centre
START AGAIN
TAG
At the end of wall 10 facing the back wall, there are an extra 4 counts in the music - add the tag which is a ¼ Monterey Turn
1-2Point R foot out to R side, turn ¼ R stepping on R foot beside L
3-4Point L foot out to L side, step on L foot beside R
BIG FINISH
The dance finishes facing the front wall - you'll dance the first 8 counts, then take a big step out on the R foot - Ta Da!
Choreographer note:
This dance straddles across the Absolute Beginner and Beginner levels. I taught it to my Absolute Beginner class who have been dancing for a few months and they've done all of the steps in other dances (and a couple with tags / restarts) so they picked this dance up with no problem - but equally it might not be suitable for dancers who have only been dancing for a few weeks. I also taught it to my Beginner class who also loved it but they found it very much on the easy side compared to other dances they do. Either way, I hope that you have a suitable class who will love the music & dance as much as mine do!
Gary
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Gary Lafferty (UK) - February 2026
Gary Lafferty, a dynamic line dance choreographer from the UK, brings infectious energy and creativity to the dance floor, captivating enthusiasts worldwide. With one dance featured in our archive, Gary continues to inspire and elevate the line dance community with his innovative choreography and passion for movement.Can't find the right video?
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