#SCUChallenge 64 - Line Dancing!

Line dancing originated in America, and is based on folk dances where people formed two parallel lines. Basic line dances include movements of the legs and feet, and once you get really good, you can add in your arms and hands! The movements of a line dance are easy to follow - each one is a "count" where one count generally equals one musical beat. A particular movement or step takes place at each beat. So, as long as you can count to about 8, you'll be great! Ready? Let's dance…

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