Sister Kate

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Choreographed by Ria Vos
Description: 32 count, 4 wall, intermediate line dance
Music: Sister Kate by The Ditty Bops [CD: The Ditty Bops]
Intro: 8 counts from first beat

Toe Struts Right & Left, Kick-Ball-Step, Pivot Turn ½ Right, Turn ¼ Right And Step Side, Point Back, Kick-Ball-Cross
1&2& Step right toe forward, drop right heel, step left toe forward, drop left heel (shimmy shoulders)
3&4 Kick right forward, step right together, step left forward
5 Turn ½ right (weight to right)
6-7 Turn ¼ right and big step left to side, point right back
Option: throw arms left
8&1 Kick right diagonally forward, step right together, cross left over right
Heel Jack With Heel Grind, Rock Back, Rec., Touch, Knee Split, Kick-Out-Out
&2 Step right slightly to side, touch left heel diagonally forward
&3& Step left together, cross right heel over left, step left to side
4-5 Rock right back (sticking bum out), recover to left
&6& Touch right together, split knees apart, bring knees together
7&8 Kick right forward, step right to side, step left to side
Swivels, Toe Struts Backwards, Coaster Step, Triple Full Turn Right
1& Swivel left heel to left and right toe to right, recover to centre
2& Swivel right heel to right and left toe to left, recover to centre
3&4& Step right toe back, drop right heel (option: click fingers right), step left toe back, drop left heel (option: click fingers left)
5&6 Step right back, step left together, step right forward
7&8 Turn ½ right and step left back, turn ½ right and step right forward, step left forward
Pivot Turn ¼ Left Twice, Charleston Step
1-2 Step right forward, turn ¼ left (weight to left)
3-4 Step right forward, turn ¼ left (weight to left)
5-6 Touch right forward, step right back
7-8 Touch left back, step left forward

Start Again

TAG
After wall 1 (3:00), 3 (9:00) and 6 (6:00)
1-4 Repeat last 4 counts (Charleston step)
ENDING
You will end on count 16 (kick-out-out). Turn ¼ left after the kick, so the out-out steps will be facing front (12:00)

Choreographer's Note :
Although the music has a two-step rhythm, I have chosen to write the steps in half-time