How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 107
s his head under A at the base of the spine,thus acquiring an additional support, instead ofholding him up by the hands and arms. This en-; L.cFC. 00 HOW TO ables B to handle a much heavier boy than is pos-sible in the first exercise. Pyramid—(Fig. 163).Start as if A was to standon Bs shoulders.… … 163 Jump Rope, Lying Down—Lie down with theknees raised and the heels not far from the hips.Have your rope about six feet long behind the headat arms length. Swing it downward and raise thefeet to allow it to pass under. Immediately replacethe feet,push from the head aad shoulders (puttingthe…
Gymnastics · Games
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