How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; . 188 120 HOW TO. 189 187). B presses hard uponAs feet and springs, while Astraightens his arms (); A bends his knees andspreads his legs a little; Bleans forward, held backsomewhat by A, and bothroll, B into the lower positionand A into the upper do not stop in position187, but move through it toposition 188, with a very little break. This exer-cise is varied by the upper boy standing erect onthe hands of the lower (Fig. 189), while the lowerboy drops his legs to the mat. After an instant,they return to position 188, and
How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; . 188 120 HOW TO. 189 187). B presses hard uponAs feet and springs, while Astraightens his arms (); A bends his knees andspreads his legs a little; Bleans forward, held backsomewhat by A, and bothroll, B into the lower positionand A into the upper do not stop in position187, but move through it toposition 188, with a very little break. This exer-cise is varied by the upper boy standing erect onthe hands of the lower (Fig. 189), while the lowerboy drops his legs to the mat. After an instant,they return to position 188, and roll. Crocodile Walk—Take position 4. Reach asfar forward as possible without letting any otherpart of the body touch the mat. Move both armsand legs sidewards as much as possible. In thisposition move forward or backward. Running Knot—The boys run in a line, eachkeeping about six feet from the next in front. Theleader makes a short circle and runs between, saythe fourth and fifth boys; the lad behind the leaderbetween the fifth and sixth, and so on. As soon ashe p
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