How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 138
im backward(Figs. 200-202); A rolls backward to handstandand snaps down; B runs forward, does a hand springto the shoulders and is thrown back (Fig. 208). Upper Arm Hand Stand—A and B stand facing each other and take hold of each others arms near the shoulders. A springs up and wraps his legs about… … 132 HOW TO 205). This is not very difficult, ifB is powerful enough to give therequisite amount of pull. B should keep looking up, andnot allow A to overbalance, or theremay be trouble. If A is to dropover to the floor, have someone tocatch him. Walk Around — From stand-ing on the shoulders, the…
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