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Superguides : Inline Skating (Superguides)
by Dawn Irwin, Chris Edwards, Bryan Iguchi
Superguides are incisive "how-to" guides that provide essential instruction on a variety of sports and games. Young skating enthusiasts will find rules and advice on how to set objectives, improve their technique, the proper equipment, and more -- all illustrated with full-color, move-by-move photographs.
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Hardcover - 48 pages 1st edition (August 1, 2000)

Laura Stamm's Power Skating
Another well-written book on power skating. Similar in content to Audrey's. I prefer Audrey's book, as I find it easier to understand. This book tends to give almost too much detail. More intermediate coaches may prefer this book.
Paperback - 244 pages 2nd Ed. edition (June 1990)

Get the Edge by Audrey Bakewell's Power Skating Technique
Drills in this book are used extensively by Audrey in her power skating classes. An excellent book that covers all the fundamentals of skating (forwards, backwards, stride, agility, cross overs, mohawk turns etc. etc.) with simple drills. Audrey also adds her own interesting personal anecdotes from her days as a power skating instructor with the Edmonton Oilers in the 1980's.
Paperback - 125 pages (January 1997)

High-Performance Skating for Hockey
by Steve Cady, Vern Stenlung, K. Vern Stenlund, Vern Stenlund
Using a progressive approach to creating basic competency in specific skills and them moving the player to more advanced levels, this guide offers drills for each type of skating move. 14 illustrations.
Paperback - 200 pages (July 1998)

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	Superguides : Inline Skating (Superguides) by Dawn Irwin, Chris Edwards, Bryan Iguchi Superguides are incisive "how-to" guides that provide essential instruction on a variety of sports and games. Young skating enthusiasts will find rules and advice on how to set objectives, improve their technique, the proper equipment, and more -- all illustrated with full-color, move-by-move photographs. Reading level: Ages 9-12 Hardcover - 48 pages 1st edition (August 1, 2000)
	Laura Stamm's Power Skating Another well-written book on power skating. Similar in content to Audrey's. I prefer Audrey's book, as I find it easier to understand. This book tends to give almost too much detail. More intermediate coaches may prefer this book. Paperback - 244 pages 2nd Ed. edition (June 1990)
	Get the Edge by Audrey Bakewell's Power Skating Technique Drills in this book are used extensively by Audrey in her power skating classes. An excellent book that covers all the fundamentals of skating (forwards, backwards, stride, agility, cross overs, mohawk turns etc. etc.) with simple drills. Audrey also adds her own interesting personal anecdotes from her days as a power skating instructor with the Edmonton Oilers in the 1980's. Paperback - 125 pages (January 1997)
	High-Performance Skating for Hockey by Steve Cady, Vern Stenlung, K. Vern Stenlund, Vern Stenlund Using a progressive approach to creating basic competency in specific skills and them moving the player to more advanced levels, this guide offers drills for each type of skating move. 14 illustrations. Paperback - 200 pages (July 1998)