Neanderthal Stomp

Choreographed by Ned Neanderthal
Description: 32 count, 4 wall line dance
Music: "Let There Be Drums" by Sandy Nelson; any good drum solo
around 100-110 BPM
/This is the oldest recorded line dance. According to Lana
Harvey, keedance@juno.com, who first put the dance into words,
this dance was found in picture form on the walls of a cave in
France. Or not.

Counts    Step Descriptions

STOMPS
1-2	Stomp forward left. Stomp a little farther forward left.
3-4	Stomp forward right. Stomp a little farther forward right.
5-6	Stomp left to left. Stomp right to right.
7	Hold.
&8	Stomp left to center. Stomp right next to left.

MORE STOMPS
9-10	Stomp left to left. Stomp right next to left, no weight.
11-12	Stomp right to right. Stomp left next to right.
13-14	Stomp right to right. Stomp left next to right, no weight.
15-16	Stomp left to left. Stomp right next to left.

STOMP BACK AND FORWARD
17-18	Stomp back left, right.
19-20	Stomp back left. Stomp right next to left.
21-22	Stomp forward on left. Stomp right next to left.
23-24	Stomp back on left. Stomp right next to left.

STOMP TURNS
25-26	Stomp left 1/4 turn to left. Stomp right next to left.
27-28	Stomp left 1/4 turn to left. Stomp right next to left.
29-30	Stomp left 1/4 turn to left. Stomp right next to left.
31	Hold.
&32	Stomp left in place. Stomp right next to left.

REPEAT

/Permission is granted (since Ned is obviously not with us
anymore) to:
/1. Dress up like a Neanderthal and do this dance
/2. Put this dance on any website
/3. Copy this dance for your own use
/4. Hit the delete key and erase all trace that you ever saw
this dance...

Prep: 11/16/07   17:13
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