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Disco Fever 32 Count, 4 Wall, Beginner Choreographer: Dwight Meessen (NL) May 2019 Choreographed to: You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) by Sylvester. Album: Step II Section 1 Diag. Slow Shuffle Fwd, Clap, Diag. Slow Shuffle Fwd, Clap x2 1-3 RF ⅛ right step forward, LF step beside, RF step forward Option styling 1-3: turn bent arms around each other in front of chest 4 LF touch beside and clap 5-7 LF ¼ left step forward, RF step beside, LF step forward Option styling 5-7: turn bent arms around each other in front of chest &8 clap, RF touch beside and clap [10.30] Section 2 Back, Touch, ⅛ R Side, Touch, Side, Touch Behind, Side, Touch Behind 1-4 RF step back, LF touch beside, LF ⅛ right step side, RF touch beside 5 RF step side - option: both index fingers left up 6 LF touch behind - option: both index fingers right down 7 LF step side - option: both index fingers right up 8 RF touch behind - option: both index fingers left down [12] Section 3 Fwd, Kick, Back, Point, Shuffle Fwd, Pivot ½ R 1-4 RF step forward, LF kick forward, LF step back, RF point back 5&6 RF step forward, LF step beside, RF step forward 7-8 LF step forward, L+R ½ turn right [6] Section 4 Cross, Point (x2), Jazz Box ¼ L Touch 1-2 LF cross over, RF point side - option: R hand with index finger up 3-4 RF cross over, LF point side - option: L hand with index finger up 5-7 LF cross over, RF ¼ left step back, LF step side 8 RF touch beside - option: back of R hand with index and middle finger spread in front of eyes [3] Start again www.linedancerweb.com @LinedancerHQ [email protected] , 166 Lord Street, Southport, United Kingdom, PR9 0QA Tel: +44 (0)1704 392300 Fax: +44 (0)871 900 5768*charged at 10p per minute Why not join us for your next line dancing holiday visit www.KingsHillDanceHolidays.com.

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