Step	Timing	Feet Positions	Alignment	Amount of Turn	Footwork	Rise and Fall	Sway	CBM
1	S	RF back	BDC	Com. turn to left	TH		None	Yes
2	Q	LF to the side	Pointing DW	1/2 between 1-2 Body turns less	T	Cont. rise 2 & 3	None	No
3	Q	RF closes to LF	Facing DW	Slight Body Turn	T	--------	None	No
4	S	LF side and slightly forward	Facing DW	--------	TH	Up. Lower e/o 4	None	No
5	S	RF foward in CBMP, OP	Facing DW	---------	H		None	Yes

   

BDW Backing Diagonal Wall     BC Backing Center   DW Diagonal Wall 

&S &S 2 Woodpeckers; QQQQ Flying Woodpecker (switching feet)
Standing on either foot, usually in closed position, hop and tap the toe of the free foot behind in one count of music. Hop up on a half count and land and tap on the second half count. Rarely would you do just one woodpecker—you might do four woodpeckers over a measure of music. It is also common to turn as a couple in place as you dance them—turning woodpeckers. Whenever you hop, don't try for altitude. Make it a very light, skipping movement.

UTUBE 1

Timing

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