Here are the line dance instructions: Rita’s Waltz Step Sheet

Keep having that line dancin’ fun!!

Line Dance Instructions – Rita’s Waltz is a post from: Line Dance Instructions blog where you can get information on line dancing, step sheets, terminology, and more!

There are several ways to learn how to line dance. You can learn by yourself at home or in a group. I’ve seen classes taught on the grass in a park, on a sandy beach (not easy) and in someone’s garage (the cement is hard on the feet!).

Kahala Mall, Honolulu

I remember going to a Mall in Hawaii with my daughter, Nicolette and, as we passed a store playing one of the songs we line danced to, she started doing the dance right there in the Mall! I was embarrassed, but she wouldn’t stop.

Several people began to watch her and clapped along with the music. After the music finished, three women came up to her and asked her if she could come to their house and teach them how to do the line dance steps.

She thanked them kindly and gave them the information on the location of where we received our line dance instructions – the address, phone number, and days of the classes. We were really pleased to see them at the next class.

Here’s Where to Look:

Here are some easy ways and places to get line dance instructions, in case you don’t run into my daughter at the Mall giving a free dance:

• Check in Google or your local phone book for a list of classes in your area;
• Check the bulletin boards at the Malls, your Church, or the Supermarket, to see if someone has put up a poster about a line dance class;
• Go to a book or music store and buy a line dance video and DVDs to use at home;
• Do a Google search for line dance step sheets, books, and line dance videos online, such as on YouTube;
• Do you have a friend who loves to line dance? They would probably be happy to teach you and drag you to a class with them;
• If you go to a class, always check to see if they have line dance step sheets that you can take home to practice;
• If you see someone who is line dancing at a club, ask them where they learned.   Line dancers seem to always want to share their passion for line dancing.
• Check the bulletin boards for performances, usually at a park or shopping mall. In Hawaii, the line dance team my instructor had put together (the dancers who didn’t run into each other) would give performances at the big resorts on the Big Island. I’ve even seen line dancers perform at Native American PowWows. Now that was fun!!

Whatever way you decided to learn how to line dance, just relax and have a good time. It’s really a lot of fun!

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The Easiest Places to Find Line Dance Instructions is a post from: Line Dance Instructions blog where you can get information on line dancing, step sheets, terminology, and more!

Jamie Gant was not only interested in the fun of line dancing, but also the health aspects, and the story of how  and why he started Step In the Name of Life™ caught my interest.

Jamie’s grandmother was tired visiting a gym, walking, or doing other forms of exercise to stay healthy.  When she was at a Miami party, she saw a group of people line dancing and decided that she wished to attend a class to take some line dance instructions for the exercise.  She asked Jamie to accompany  her.

So they went to the classes and learned  to dance, but wanted a class nearer to their Carol City/Miami Gardens neighborhood. Since there wasn’t one, Jamie decided to start one and bring the residents of the area an interesting way keep active, have fun,  and get exercise.

But, he didn’t stop there.  He made it his mission to provide this style of dancing to as many cities and people as possible.   He wanted people to live longer, have fun,  and be healthier, so Step In The Name of Life™  was born.  Their goal:  Stepping Away Diabetes, High Cholesterol, High Blood Pressure & More™.

When I last looked at their website, there were more than 32 cities listed. Jamie Gant is no doubt doing his part to bring line dancin’ fun and good health to many people.

Below you will find the step sheet of the first line dance that Jamie’s grandmother saw at that party in Miami called “Homey Twist.”  It’s easy to learn and very addicting.  I do it all the time around my home.  It’s so much fun!!

I’ve also included a video with the music and a group from  Step In The Name of Life™ performing the dance.  Enjoy!!

Here’s the step sheet: HOMEY TWIST

And here’s the video:

Make sure to visit their website at:   Step In the Name Of Life™

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Someone then asked me to do the same thing with the dance I choregraphed back in December of 1998, “Under the Hood,” to the Billy Ray Cyrus song of the same name. So, here it is!

Click here for the step sheet: Under the Hood

I hope you give it a try and enjoy it. I’ll post more combinations like this in the future. If you could look over the step sheet page and tell me which dances you would like this way, I’ll put them in a post also.

Keep having that line dancin’ fun!

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Line Dance Steps & Music – Under the Hood is a post from: Line Dance Instructions blog where you can get information on line dancing, step sheets, terminology, and more!