How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 12
ly with them soas to make room for the head to turn.Keep the knees close to the facethroughout the roll, and you willland in the position from whichyou started, but with the hands on the mat infront, instead of at the sides (Fig, 11), The Stooping Stretch—Drawa line on the floor and toe it withboth… … 6 HOW TO atice (Fig. 12) or moving your feet from the line.Try it also by putting only one foot at the line,while the other is placed directly behind. Rub and Pat—Rub the top of the head withthe left hand, while you pat the chest with theright. Change the action of each hand.
Gymnastics · Games
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