This move is the opposite of the entry to Back Charleston Side Kicks, converting the side kicks back to a
normal Back Charleston. The main indicator of this transition is the positioning of the follower's hands. For
the Back Charleston Side Kicks, the leader keeps the hands at the follower's sides; to indicate the
transition, he starts the forwards and backwards swinging of the hands that occurs in the Back Charleston.
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1. B:KfL Start with the leader standing behind the follower, facing in the same direction, with the leader's left hand holding the follower's left hand and his right hand holding her right hand. Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their left feet.
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2. B:StL1R Both the leader and the follower lift their left feet next to their right feet, with the left knee bent, turning slightly to their right. The leader turns the follower using both hands at her sides.
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3. 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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4. B:FL Both the leader and the follower take a step forward on their left feet.
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5. B:KfR1L Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their right feet, turning slightly to their left. The leader swings both left hands forwards, and both right hands back, which indicates to the follower that the move is about to change to a normal Back Charleston.
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6. B:StR Both the leader and the follower lift their right feet next to their left feet, with the right knee bent.
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7. B:KfR Both the leader and the follower perform a kick forward with their right feet. The leader swings both left hands backwards and both left hands forwards.
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8. B:TR Both the leader and the follower close their right feet to their left feet.
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