tv-pg DCC training camp comes down to the last grueling rehearsals and whose long legs fit into the famous kick-line. The cheerleaders attend a bikini boot-camp for last minute toning.

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Watch Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team on demand for free! - Pluto TV. Hundreds will audition but only 45 girls will secure a spot in the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders training camp. DCC director Kelli Finglass presides over the …

In the seventh season of "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team," the hopefuls audition and train with trainers and choreographers -- including Kelli Finglass, the director of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders -- in an attempt to be one of the few women who are chosen for the legendary team.

tv-pg DCC Training Camp begins tonight at Valley Ranch! The stress for the newly selected training camp candidates is evident as they struggle to re-arrange their schedules and secure new living arrangements in Dallas.

tv-pg 500 ladies compete to become a famed Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. New to the mix are two celebrity judges; former DCC and Dancing With The Stars winner, Melissa Rycroft and platinum selling country music recording artist Neil McCoy.

Hundreds will audition but only 45 girls will secure a spot in the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders training camp. DCC director Kelli Finglass presides over the process with a keen eye for talent and beauty.

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Sep 3, 2007 · tv-pg The training camp candidates don't know what hit them when tough as nails and brutally honest guest choreographer Kitty Carter teaches a class. Then, the rookies get one step closer to transforming into Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

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