Southern Soul Bounce - L4 Line Dance Lesson & Dance Along - Music at

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Count: 32
Wall: 4
Level: Beginner
Choreographers: The King & I (USA/NL), Roy Verdonk (NL) & Ira Weisburd (USA) - December 2022
Music: Southern Soul Bounce - Ms. Jody

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The first part of the above video provides a thorough lesson of the dance moves.
The second part provides an opportunity to dance along with cues to the entire song.
The song starts at the Music time noted in the title above.
So, once you've got the pattern down, just forward the video to the Music Start Time and get dancing!
If you learn quickly, just back up about 3 min. from the Music Start Time and catch the end of the lesson!

Note: I label all my specific dance video titles (provided under the video) with a LEVEL number so you'll know how easy or hard it will be to learn that dance. "L1" means Level 1, the easiest level dance e.g. for newcomers and early beginners.
"L2" means Level 2, the next level up
"L3/4" means between Levels 3 and 4 etc.
Noticing the Level Numbers makes searching through my dance videos easier!
I hope this helps you explore dances that are just right for you!

Have fun and thanks for watching,
Kari :)