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+title: Part III
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+published: true
+date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
+tags: Blues
+editor: markdown
+dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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+## FOCUS 
+- This lesson teaches two optional footwork sequences for a dance routine, focusing on heel digs or scissor kicks with styling variations, aiming to build groove and personal expression.
+## TIP & TRICKS:
+- For heel digs, dig the heel into the ground and step it back under the body, repeating on both sides.
+- For scissor kicks, kick down through the heel, keeping it small and under the body with energy directed downward.
+- Add groove by playing with posture and giving the moves attitude to make them stylish.
+- For scissor kick styling, swing hips in the opposite direction of the kick for a small movement or lean the upper body back for a bigger effect.
+- Practice the timing with counts like one, two, three, four, five, six, seven for heel digs or one and two and three and four for scissor kicks.
+- End both options in the same position on count seven, with the left leg behind, before transitioning to a grapevine step.
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+##REMEMBER
+- Enjoy the simplicity of basic moves and make them your own by adding personal style.
+- Choose between heel digs or scissor kicks based on what feels better for your body.
+- Focus on timing and rhythm to ensure smooth transitions between steps.
+- Experiment with different styling options to enhance the dance's visual appeal.
+- The routine allows for creativity, so adapt it to look however you want.
+- Practice both options to build versatility and confidence in your movements.