College Hustle
Description
Summary
Easy Beginner Level, 4 Walls,
32
Counts, no syncopations, one 1/4 turn
Choreographed to:
"Love Train" by the
O'Jays.
120 bpm. Intro: 16 counts
Choreographer's Notes
This one is for people who have never seen line dancing before. It's easy
and fun; and it's perfect for teaching outdoors on grass. This is now my
favorite dance to teach at conventions and private parties. There are country
song options for country themed events. I particularly like it to
"Oklahoma Swing", a nice slow one to teach it
to.
Music sources:
"Love Train" - Hear a sample, buy the mp3, or buy
the entire CD: Click here (amazon.com)
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Make It
Snappy
Description
Summary
Easy Beginner Level, 4 Walls,
32
Counts, no syncopations, one 1/4 turn
Choreographed to:
"Snap Your Fingers" by
Ronnie Milsap
Choreographer's Notes
This dance is suitable
for entry-level beginners, even in their first line dance class. It is a good
dance to use for conventions and private parties with novice dancers. Advanced
beginners will have fun dancing it to faster songs up to 140 or 150 bpm such as
"The City Put The Country Back In Me" by Neal
McCoy or "Believe" by
Cher.
Music sources:
"Snap Your
Fingers" - Hear a sample or buy the mp3: Click here (amazon.com)
Buy the entire CD:
Click here (amazon.com)
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