64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance

By Laurie Schlekeway-Burkhardt, USA

August 2018

Line dancing is a great way to stay active and socialize with others. It is also a fun and rewarding way to learn new dance moves. The 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance is a great dance for those who are looking for a challenge. This dance is choreographed to the song "God Blessed Texas" by Little Texas.

The 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance is a 64-count dance that is danced in a two-wall line. The dance starts with a grapevine step to the left, followed by a shuffle step to the right. The dance then continues with a variety of steps, including the two-step, the box step, and the cross-step. The dance ends with a grapevine step to the right, followed by a shuffle step to the left.

The 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance is a challenging but rewarding dance to learn. With a little practice, you will be able to master the steps and enjoy dancing this fun and energetic dance.

Here are a few tips for learning the 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance:

• Start by learning the basic steps. Once you have mastered the basic steps, you can start to learn the more complex steps.
• Practice regularly. The more you practice, the better you will become at dancing the 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance.
• Find a dance class or workshop. Taking a dance class or workshop can be a great way to learn the 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance and meet other people who enjoy dancing.

If you are looking for a fun and challenging line dance to learn, the 64 Count 2 Wall Intermediate Line Dance is a great option. With a little practice, you will be able to master the steps and enjoy dancing this fun and energetic dance.