About
Cheryl Elton

Cheryl Elton is a professional freelance writer and an avid ice dancer. She writes for SKATING magazine, the official publication of U.S. Figure Skating. She also does freelance copywriting and internet marketing, and is a member of American Writers & Artists, Inc.

Cheryl began skating as an adult, in her late 30s. She is currently working on her silver dances. She has become passionate about ice dancing because it combines three of the things she enjoys most – skating, music and dancing.

She has had the privilege of working with several long-time reputable coaches, including an Olympian.

She also fitted and sold Jackson skates for several years.

How to Become an Ice Dancer is a compilation of much information learned through experience, research and consultation with skating professionals.

The book was reviewed for technical accuracy by a highly regarded skating professional, and ice dance diagrams were supplied courtesy of U.S. Figure Skating.

Experience the joy of ballroom dancing on ice!
A Complete Guide to Getting Started in Figure Skating's Most Elegant Form

If you love music, dancing, and ice skating - ice dancing is the only activity which combines all three, making it truly unique - and great fun!

With ballroom dancing again becoming the rage, learning to dance on ice can  be an extremely rewarding pursuit - and can be learned at any age!

Ice dancers gain:

• The satisfaction of achievement as skills are mastered

• The health benefits of exercise

• The social enjoyment of skating with other people

• The sheer joy of dancing on ice!  

     If you are new to figure skating, learning to ice dance, or simply want to find out what is involved – How to Become an Ice Dancer covers all the basics for you - to the end that you, too, can experience the joyous feeling of dancing on ice.

Your questions answered here

Here’s a peek at some of what is covered in this comprehensive guide: 

• How to buy the right pair of skates for your needs. Good equipment will make learning easier and smoother, and you will be safer. Find out what to look for in buying skates.

• Do I need dance boots? What about dance blades? There are many opinions…

• Skate care tips and tricks.

• Do I need a coach? Your questions answered about finding classes and lessons, what you should look for, and what you can expect to pay.

• Find out about ice dance music – what makes it different and where to find it.

• Under “Mastering Basic Figure Skating Skills” find a section on each of the following aspects of ice dancing, and learn the important role it plays in making your ice dancing the best it can be:

• Balance – yours too, can improve!

• Falls – overcome this common fear; learn to fall “correctly”.

• Posture– these tips will actually improve your posture on and off the ice.

• Knees – how to achieve that “floating” look that top ice dancers have.

• Circles and Lobes – their importance in ice dancing and what to strive for.

• Extensions – learning to use them makes your dances look exquisite and actually easier to skate.

• Partner Unison – the basic holds and getting used to skating close to someone.

The first nine compulsory ice dances explained

How to Become an Ice Dancer also includes:

• How to read ice dance diagrams – symbols are explained in a way you can easily “read” the steps on paper.

• Diagrams included of the first nine dances in the U.S. Figure Skating test structure.

• Each of the following dances explained – covering the basic steps, how to work through the “trouble spots” and what to strive for:

• Dutch Waltz

• Canasta Tango

• Rhythm Blues

• Cha-Cha

• Swing Dance

• Fiesta Tango

• Hickory Hoedown

• Willow Waltz

• Ten-Fox

There’s even more to help you on your journey to become a seasoned ice dancer!

In addition to all this, find basic information on testing and competing, as well as a special chapter called “10 Tips for Testing Success”. Also, of interest is a brief history of ice dancing.

Your skating concerns addressed here

The purpose of How to Become an Ice Dancer is not to give you “lessons” – (you’ll need a skating professional to help you fine tune the technical) – but here you will find most other questions you have answered.

With the adult skater in mind, fears and special concerns you may have are addressed in a way that will put you at ease and encourage you. Yet most information offered is useful to skaters of all ages.

How much is this information worth?

If you were to try and gather all these tidbits of information from various skating professionals, articles, or other sources, it would certainly cost you a lot of time and money.

How much do you think you might expect to pay to learn the secrets of becoming successful at ice dancing? $60, $75, even $110 an hour??

Take a sigh of relief – How to Become an Ice Dancer gives you a wealth of information to help you enjoy your ice dancing the most possible – for only $24.95 – roughly the cost of one half hour lesson!

And you will have this resource to refer to again and again…

My risk-free guarantee

If you are not completed satisfied with the How to Become an Ice Dancer e-book – if it does not answer your questions and help you to improve your skating – you may contact me within 30 days of purchase and I will cheerfully refund your money. No questions asked. It’s just that simple!

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Wishing you much success in your ice dancing…

Sincerely,

Sharper Edge Productions

PS – Order How to Become an Ice Dancer by clicking below, and have it in your hands in just a few minutes! And remember – if you are not fully satisfied after 30 days that the information in this e-book will help your ice dancing, take advantage of my money back guarantee – you have nothing to lose!

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