Easy Beginner Dance

Choreographer: ilona tessmer-willis (USA) August 2015

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Dance is written for the very beginner, both as an introduction to line dance or as an alternative, when an intermediate dance is being danced on the floor. Goes with any genre: pop, country, classic. Some suggestions:
“Loving You Is Easy” by Sarah McLachlan
“Marvin Gaye” by Charlie Puth
“The Nights" by Avicii

Intro: Song starts: “ My baby whispers in my ear” Start dance on “ear”, which is count 1

S1: R VINE, L TAP; L TOE OUT, IN, OUT, IN
1-2R Step to Side, Step L Behind R
3-4R Step to Side, L Tap
5-6L Toe Touch Out, In
7-8L Toe Touch Out, In

S2: L STEP TOGETHER, R TAP, R OUT, L OUT, R IN, L IN
1-2L Step to Side, R Close Next to L
3-4L Step to Side, R Tap
5-6R Step to Right Side, L Step to Left Side
7-8R Step In, L Step In

S3: R STEP DIAGONAL RIGHT, L STEP DIAGONAL LEFT, WALK BACK R & L, 2 HEEL LIFTS
1-2R Step Diagonal Right
3-4L Step Diagonal Left
5-6Walk Back R & L
7-8Lift Heels & Return 2x

S4: ¼ TURN R: STEP TOUCH R & L (4x) MOVING FORWARD
1-2¼ Right Turn: Step R, Touch L Next To R
3-4Keep moving forward: Step L, Touch R Next to L
5-6Step R, Touch L Next to R
7-8Step L Touch R Next to L (weight on L to start dance again)

This dance has been choreographed for easy learning. Beginners like upbeat songs that aren’t too long---“Sweet Nothings” is a fit.

Have fun dancing & teaching to a song of your choice.

Contact: hel.38@att.net

Please don’t alter this step sheet ie keep in original form, when posting to a website.
Contact me if any questions arise. Thank you.

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About the Choreographer

ilona tessmer-willis (USA) August 2015

Ilona Tessmer-Willis is a talented dancer and choreographer based in the USA, known for her dynamic performances and creative flair. With two captivating dances featured in our archive, she continues to inspire audiences and fellow artists alike.

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