How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 140
be able to do better than if he allows his eyesto wander. A must be sure to get his back straightas he leans back at the last jump. Have a softspot to fall on if you should miss badly. Hand Spring and Throw Back—(Fig. 206). A and Bface each other about six feetapart. A bends his knees a lit-tle. B… … 206 134 HOW TO ward push. A draws his knees in, and turns backto the floor as in Fig. 184. Have assistance to sup-port, if necessary. Bent Arm Hand Stand — (Fig. 207). A and B face each other about sixfeet apart, A standing with the palms ofhis hands forward and the fingers pointedtoward his chest.…
Gymnastics · Games
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