How to Do the Line Dancing Tush Push
The tush push is a popular style of line dance. It involves choreographed steps and using your hands to push your butt and your hips forward and backward. Like most line dances, these steps should be done in rhythm with the music and the other line dancers.
- Stand next to your partner or other people in the line dance. You should be standing shoulder to shoulder with the person on each side of you.
- Place your right heel forward. You toes should be facing up with this step.
- Bring it back to its original position.
- Repeat this step again, keeping with the rhythm of the music and the other dancers.
- Place your left heel forward, toes facing up.
- Bring it back to its original position.
- Repeat this step.
- Hop from your left foot over to your right foot.
- Hop back from the right foot over to the left foot.
- Hop back onto your left foot again.
- Clap your hands together once.
- Place both hands on your butt.
- Spread your legs apart and push your butt forward.
- Move your hands to the front of your hips.
- Push your hips back halfway.
- Push them back again.
- Move your right foot forward. Move it right, left and right in three fast steps.
- Move it right, left, right and left again.
- Step backward with your right foot. Move it right, left and right again.
- Step backward with your left foot. Move it left, right and left again.
- Clap your hands together one time.
- Repeat these steps until the music stops and the dance is over.