How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 69
nce both. Hand Spring With Feet To-gether—Bend forward very quicklyand jump hard. This requires a stronger push fromthe arms than the usual method. Hop and Hand Spring—Hop and do a handspring with both hands; then with one hand. Jumping Handspring—Take a good run; jumpfrom both feet and throw the… … 103 HOW TO 68 Twist Under a Wand-Take a stick three or four feetlong and put one end againstthe ground, so that it will notslip. Place one hand about afoot above the ground, andthe other at the opposite endof the stick (Fig. 104). Bendand turn
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