IN-CAHOOT SCOOT        1992							Line Dance

Start with feet apart slightly, weight on both: Small waddle steps, i.e., each step is taken
separately and the weight is shifted to each foot as the step is taken.

Forward and Back Steps  (hands are on the hips)
(1)	Small step forward on right, bring left even with right.
(2)	Small step backward on right, bring left even with right

Forward steps (Right hand has imaginary lasso)
(1)	Small step forward on left, bring right even with left
(2)	Small step forward on left, bring right even with left
(3)	Small step forward on left, bring right even with left
(4)	Small step forward on left, bring right even with left

Lunge steps with Hand & Foot. Coordination
(1) 	Leave left foot in place and lunge (move upper body) to right, bending right 	knee as
right toes touch floor and push back to original position, shifting 	weight to right. (Right arm
across body point up)
(2)	Leave right foot in place and lunge (move upper body) to left, bending left 	knee as
left toes touch floor and push back to original position, shifting 	weight to left. (Left arm across
body point down)
(3) 	Leave left foot in place and lunge (move upper body) to right, bending right 	knee as
right toes touch floor and push back to original position, shifting 	weight to right. (Right arm
across body point up)
(4)	Leave right foot in place and lunge (move upper body) to left, bending left 	knee as
left toes touch floor and push back to original position, shifting 	weight to left. (Left arm across
body point down)

Quick Hopping Steps
(1)	Right heel touch in front & return
(2)	Left heel touch in front & return
(3)	Right heel touch in front, leave right heel in place and
(4)	Bending at the waist keep right leg straight out in front, at count 4
	(Lower right hand to the floor on count 4 and as you bend and as you turn into count 5)
(5)	You are still bent at the waist as you turn 1/4 turn left on left foot, at count 5
(6)	Rolling right foot from heel to toe, weight is now on both feet. Come up to 	standin
g position on count 6
(7)	Hold on count 7
(8)	Clap hands one time on count 8

								Start over
A Little History
This dance originated at the IN-CAHOOT SCOOT Club, the state may have been in Oklahoma.
The dance some how came to  Missouri and Joe Garcia put the hand movements to it.  The
dance quickly became popular and intact with the so called Hand & Foot. Coordination.  Joe
Garcia taught this dance on a local TV show in Missouri called "Country Western Dance Scouts"
in 1993
Suggested Music "Help I'm White and Can't Get Down"