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S Q S Q
L L R L L R
or
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Q S Q S
L R R L R R
Add a final slow on 7-8 to make a repeatable bilateral pattern.
This is a video done side by side from 2023-04-01 practice notes with @Joy Jing, but can be done facing as well.
Adding a little pop make is easier to lead/follow and also makes it more visually obvious and performative.
Side by Side Thirds in Seven
Nice video from Sirom and Jules with some other examples and positions https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9K1sW8obIk/?igsh=MWV4eTI1cXcxMXh1Zw%3D%3D
The use a 7 count pattern to make it bi lateral. They do 4 of them then soak up the rest of the counts with a 4 count long break.
The way they do their kicks however, is VERY different and would require a partnership and some kind of serious practice.
Side by Side Thirds Breaks
nice example of @Jordan Hunter and @Charlotte Liebenow using thirds in side by side breaks. Very cool! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DNW2PywX5Q
do a single basic, then step kick (to start on correct foot)
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R L R L R
This one is done on the other side. Notice the difference in leg position. This one is hitched instead of straight.
For a nice social dancing pattern consider doing side by sides and starting after run run then ending with run run.
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L R L R L R