SIR DUKE

Step Sheet

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First taught at the celebration of the 20th Anniversary of Hamilton Road Community Center, which opened in 1977, when "Sir Duke" was a #1 hit.

RIGHT FORWARD CHARLESTON TWICE

1-2Step right foot forward, kick left foot forward

3-4Step left foot back, touch right toes back

5-8Repeat above 4 counts

RIGHT & LEFT FORWARD SHUFFLE, RIGHT FORWARD, ½ LEFT PIVOT TURN, RIGHT & LEFT TOGETHER

1&2Step right foot forward, step left foot forward, step right foot forward

3&4Step left foot forward, step right foot forward, step left foot forward

5-6Step right foot forward, pivot ½ left with weight ending on left foot

7-8Step right foot together, step left foot together ( now facing rear of hall)

RIGHT CHARLESTON FORWARD TWICE

1-2Step right foot forward, kick left foot forward

3-4Step left foot back, touch right toes back

5-8Repeat above 4 counts

RIGHT & LEFT FORWARD SHUFFLE, RIGHT FORWARD, ½ LEFT PIVOT TURN, RIGHT & LEFT TOGETHER

1&2Step right foot forward, step left foot forward, step right foot forward

3&4Step left foot forward, step right foot forward, step left foot forward

5-6Step right foot forward, pivot ½ left with weight ending on left foot

7-8Step right foot together, step left foot together ( now facing front of hall)

FORWARD DIAGONAL STEP SLIDE STEP TOUCHES RIGHT & LEFT

1-4On a right diagonal step right foot forward, slide left foot together, step right foot forward, touch left foot together & clap

5-8On a left diagonal step left foot forward, slide right foot together, step left foot forward, touch right foot together

DIAGONAL STEP TOUCHES BACK (ZIG ZAG!)

1-2On a right diagonal step right foot back, touch left foot together & clap

3-4On a left diagonal step left foot back, touch right foot together & clap

5-6On a right diagonal step right foot back, touch left foot together & clap

7-8On a left diagonal step left foot back, touch right foot together & clap

REPEAT

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About the Choreographer

Peter Metelnick

Peter Metelnick is a celebrated line dance choreographer known for his innovative creations, which have inspired dancers around the world. With 188 dances archived, his impactful work blends rhythm and creativity, fostering a vibrant community and elevating the art of line dancing to new heights.

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