Although the Kick Around is not directly led (since the dancers have no contact), it is sufficiently common
and recognizable that if the leader starts performing it, the follower will quickly catch on and do the same.
The dancers' footwork is done on the same foot, which means that a transition to or from normal mirrored
footwork involves one of the dancers changing feet.
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1. B:KfL1R Start from an open position; both dancers have their weight on their right feet. Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their left feet, turning slightly to their right.
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2. B:FL1R Both the leader and the follower take a step forward on their left feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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3. B:KfR1R Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their right feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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4. B:FR1R Both the leader and the follower take a step forward on their right feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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5. B:KfL1R Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their left feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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6. B:FL1R Both the leader and the follower take a step forward on their left feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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7. B:KfR1R Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their right feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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8. B:FR1R Both the leader and the follower take a step forward on their right feet, continuing to turn slightly to their right.
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