LOCK & KEY STOMP

Choreographer: Kay Sichak

Step Sheet

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TOE - HEEL FANS

1With feet slightly apart, weight on left heel & right toe, fan left toe & right heel t left at same time

2Bring left toe and right heel back to center starting position

3Weight on right heel and left toe, fan right toe to right & left heel to right at same time

4Bring right toe and left heel back to center starting position

5Weight on left heel and right toe fan left toe to left & right heel to left at same time

6Bring left toe and right heel back to center

7Weight on right heel and left toe, fan right toe to right & left heel to right at same time

8Bring right toe and left heel back to center starting position

TOE TOUCHES, ¼ TURN TO LEFT, STOMPS

9-10Weight on left, touch right toe forward, touch right toe to right side extended

11-12Touch right toe back, touch right to right side, extended

13Step right toe forward, swinging hips to right, beginning a ¼ turn left

Partners can bump hips at this point if desired

14Swing hips back to left while completing ¼ turn to left, ending with weight on left

15-16Stomp right twice

VINE RIGHT, VINE LEFT

17-18Step right to right, cross left behind right

19-20Step right o right side, stomp left

21-22Step left to left side, cross right behind left

23-24Step left at a ¼ turn angle, starting ¼ turn left, stomp right next to left completing turn

MILITARY TURN, JAZZ BOX

25-26Step right toe slightly forward, pivot ½ turn left

27-28Stomp right twice

29-30Cross right over left, step back on left

31-32Step right to right side of left, stomp left, ending with weight on left

"SWING" WHILE MAKING ½ TURN TO CHANGE LINES & STOMP

33&Step forward right, joining right hands at waist height, bring left beside right

34Step forward right, beginning ½ turn right

35&Step forward left, continuing turn, bring right beside left

36Step back left, dropping hands

37-38Rock back onto right, step forward on left

39-40Stomp right twice

REPEAT
For counts 33-36, partners can do any type of ½ turn (under arm etc), changing the way the hands are joined to match the turn

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About the Choreographer

Kay Sichak

Kay Sichak is an innovative choreographer and performer whose dynamic work has captivated audiences and enriched our archive with one stunning dance piece. With a passion for storytelling through movement, Kay continues to inspire and uplift both dancers and viewers alike.

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