Name: Canadian Stomp
Rating: 4.4 (21 reviews)
Author: Michael Beck (USA) - March 2008

Canadian Stomp

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Count:

32

Wall:

4

Level:

Beginner

Choreo:

Choreographer:

Michael Beck (USA) - March 2008

Music:

Any Man of Mine - Shania Twain : (CD:The Woman In Me - iTunes)

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TOE, HEEL, CROSS, HOLD
1-4Touch right together (toe turned in), touch right heel forward, cross right over, hold

5-8Touch left together (toe turned in), touch left heel forward, cross left over, hold

TOE, HEEL, CROSS, HOLD
1-4Touch right together (toe turned in), touch right heel forward, cross right over, hold

5-8Touch left together (toe turned in), touch left heel forward, cross left over, hold

STOMP BACK, TRIPLE STOMP, VINE RIGHT
1-2Stomp right back, stomp left back

3&4Stomp right together, stomp left together, stomp right together (weight to left)

5-8Vine right, touch left together

LEFT VINE WITH SCUFF, TURN ¼ LEFT JAZZ BOX
1-4Step left side, cross right behind, turn ¼ left and step left forward, brush right forward

5-8Cross right over, step left back, step right side, stomp left together (weight to left)

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Donna Beard February 1, 2018

I've wondered for years why some people come from other areas of the country and do this dance wrong. Now I know. Michael has stolen this dance and added some stomps and dropped the last jazz box. The original Canadian stomp was done in the late 90's when the song came out. I will not be teaching any more dances supposedly written by Michael Beck.

dl February 1, 2019

Once again the demo does not match the stepsheet. Stepsheet says 32 counts, but the demo is 36 counts. People do strange things with this dance.

Don't get bent Donna, 2 jazz boxes are just awkward choreography. Be flexible, leave them both off and have a nice 32 count fun dance.

Rhonda Johnson June 11, 2023

Agree with dl - I think I will skip the jazz box and make a 1/4 turn on the left vine.

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