The Art & Science of Cueing: Best Cueing Practices for Successfully Teaching Yoga, Pilates and Dance Paperback – August 1, 2016

The content of the book looks useful! I skimmed the pages and I am looking forward to reading it. This book appears to be the perfect length to me for this topic. The content has a section on an appropriate amount of anatomy to include in cues that I am looking forward to.

I love the Franklin Method and imagery when teaching Pilates.

Excellent book for reflection on the importance of cueing

More of a glossy pamphlet than an actual book. Not much new or valuable information I could add to my teaching. Very few actual cues in the book and the ones that are there are very out there.

great book to help with cueing and instructing your classes

Eric is a master of categorization and clear thinking. He breaks down different types of cues and mentions whether they are helpful and which ones are not. There could be more practical examples, yes, but he wrote plenty of other books that provide specific examples. This is a fabulous explanation of the why and how behind the actual specific cues.

This book lightly touches on a various important topics that are cueing-adjacent, but there is no depth whatsoever. At the very end (of this very very short book for the cost) he includes what seems an artibrary selection of very few movements and one way that the movement could be cued. As a new teacher hoping to expand her bank of cues through imagery, metaphor, and anatomy references, I was sorely disappointed. Through research it appears the author has a wealth of experience and knowledge that could have made for a very useful definitive resource and it's a shame only this much was put into this "book."

Some helpful info, but very pricey for what little you get.