How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 112
is feet/ above his face. B standsastride As head, and sits onhis feet. They take hold ofhands, both having the armsstraight. B leans back. Abends his arms and knees alittle, then kicks B with all his force and gives apush with his hands as Bs hips leave his feet.This is attended with considerable… … 106 HOW TO side, with his heels close to As hips, sits on hisfeet, leans back and is kicked over to stand. Thisalso needs extra care, and a supporting hand, untilit is thoroughly mastered. Stand On the Feet—A lieson his back, brings his kneesclose to his chest and raises hisfeet above his knees. B…
Gymnastics · Games
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