| Complete Cheerleading |  | Authors: Justin Carrier, Donna Mckay
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Media: Library Binding
Pages: 241
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 11.3 x 8.5 x 0.8
ISBN: 1435229991
Dewey Decimal Number: 791.64
EAN: 9781435229990
ASIN: 1435229991
Publication Date: March 2008
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Book Description
Fire up the fans, inspire the team, and win cheer competitions with the help of Complete Cheerleading! This guide is your all-in-one source for mastering the increasingly challenging individual and team techniques of cheering. Packed with jumps, stunts, tosses, and more, this comprehensive book includes more than 100 skills that are essential to clean routines and crowd-pleasing stunts. Almost 200 great photographs show the proper execution of the skills, and two of cheerleadinga€™s top coaches provide helpful coaching points throughout the book. Chapters on choreography, competition, and conditioning make this an essential tool for improving both individually and as a squad. Perform with precision and flair. Whether you cheer on a supportive or competitive squad, Complete Cheerleading will make your next event your best yet!
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 Complete Cheerleading a COMPLETE Success July 4, 2007
I read the entire book and thought it was very, very thorough. Many cheer books seeem to be targeted towards a younger audience. This book seems like it would make sense
for ANY age, especially coaches.
 Complete Cheerleading February 17, 2007
This book has some basic information on stunt techniques. There are a few mistakes and some stunts and transitions aren't explained or represented very well.
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