How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 105
158 98 HOW TO must either liave someone support Bs shouldersduring the first few turns, or practice going backvery slowly, and have A support the shoulders untilthe turn is mastered (Fig, 158). B must be care-ful not to jump. He must put his weight fully onA\s feet. … 159 Balance Above Head —A places himself in front ^:x- of B, who takes hold of his belt or trousers at the hips, while A places his hands on B^s wrists. Both lift their heels and bend the knees a little. A then springs upward, leaning backward as he rises, and extends his arms, while B lifts…
Gymnastics · Games
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