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The Rock Step (also known as Rock Recover on step sheets) is just two weight changes in opposite directions over two counts—but don’t let its simplicity fool you. This little move does a lot of heavy lifting in line dance.
⬆️ Forward Rock — Step Counts 👣 Count 1: Step Right foot forward in 5th position, weight on the ball of the foot (Yes, the back foot can lift a little. It’s not cheating.) Count 2: Replace weight to the Left foot Delay the weight change, straighten the knee, and voilà--Cuban motion. Fun fact: 👉 No matter which way you rock—forward, back, side, or cross—your weight stays on the front of the foot.
⬇️ Back Rock Reality Check
Forward Rock + Back Rock = ?? You guessed it, that cozy little 4-count combination is called a Rocking Chair. It’s smooth, musical, and feels fun. Despite the name, there is no actual sitting involved. We rock, we recover, and then we do it again in the opposite direction. Rocking Chair — Step Counts 👣 This step uses the same good habits as a proper Rock Step: 5th position, weight on the ball of the foot, and controlled Cuban motion.
🎵Rocking Chairs Aren’t Always Relaxing 🎵 Especially not when they are danced syncopated:
Rocking Chair Check List 😄
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