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2009 – 2013 FINA SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING MANUALFOR JUDGES, COACHES & REFEREESSECTION VII• The Art of Choreography: a Complete Guide for Swimmers and Coaches –1997. Complete guide for creating innovative choreography as well astechnically sound routines. Authors:Duke Zielinski; Karen/Sarah Josephson. 165 pages; English only; all levels.Contact: Esynchro, 995 Detroit Ave. Suite D, Concord, California 94518Phone: 1-925 459-2880Fax: 1-925 459-2881Email:Website:esynchro@astound.netwww.esynchro.com• Pattern Play Book – 1997. Complete reference book for team routinepatterns; cadence actions and pattern transitions. Authors: Duke Zielinski;Karen/Sarah Josephson. 143 pages; English only; all levels.Contact: Esynchro, 995 Detroit Ave. Suite D, Concord, California 94518Phone: 1-925 459-2880Fax: 1-925 459-2881Email:Website:esynchro@astound.netwww.esynchro.com1.2. Videos• Beginner Clinic –1992. NTSC. Basic skills, support scull, walkout-splitscull, front pike pull down, etc.Contact: U.S. Synchronised Swimming; 201 S. Capital Ave., Suite 901,Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46225.Phone: 1-317 237-5700Fax: 1-317 237-5705Email:Website:webmaster@usasynchro.orgwww.usasynchro.org• Beginner Clinic – Routines – 1997. NTSC. Land drill techniques; basicroutines. By M. Erickson; C. Davis.Contact: U.S. Synchronised Swimming; 201 S. Capital Ave., Suite 901,Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46225.Phone: 1-317 237-5700Fax: 1-317 237-5705Email:Website:webmaster@usasynchro.orgwww.usasynchro.org2009 – 2013 FINA Synchronised Swimming Manual for Judges, Coaches & Referees 284
2009 – 2013 FINA SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING MANUALFOR JUDGES, COACHES & REFEREESSECTION VII• Transitional Movements – 1992. NTSC. Transitions for soloists – surfaceand judges' view. Novice through advanced.Contact: U.S. Synchronised Swimming; 201 S. Capital Ave., Suite 901,Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46225.Phone: 1-317 237-5700Fax: 1-317 237-5705Email:Website:webmaster@usasynchro.orgwww.usasynchro.org• Basic Propulsion – 1994. NTSC. Techniques for routine transitions. By M.Erickson; C. Davis.Contact: U.S. Synchronised Swimming; 201 S. Capital Ave., Suite 901,Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46225.Phone: 1-317 237-5700Fax: 1-317 237-5705Email:Website:webmaster@usasynchro.orgwww.usasynchro.org2. Training2.1. Printed materials• Sport Training Manual for Synchronised Swimming – 1994. Traininginformation including strength, control, flexibility, mental skills and nutrition.Written by licensed practicing physicians, physical trainers and educators.Approx. 200 pages, English only.Contact: U.S. Synchronised Swimming; 201 S. Capital Ave., Suite 901,Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46225.Phone: 1-317 237-5700Fax: 1-317 237-5705Email:Website:webmaster@usasynchro.orgwww.usasynchro.org• The C.A.L.M. Method of Stretching and Strengthening – 2001. Teacheshow to be centered and aware of your body while lengthening andstrengthening your muscles. Suitable for all levels. Author: Duke Zielinski.100 pages; English only.Contact: Esynchro, 995 Detroit Ave. Suite D, Concord, California 94518Phone: 1-925 459-2880Fax: 1-925 459-2881Email:Website:esynchro@astound.netwww.esynchro.com2009 – 2013 FINA Synchronised Swimming Manual for Judges, Coaches & Referees 285
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