How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 149
142 HOW TO A is runner after 15, who succeeds in placing him-self in fronb of C and D; D is then the third man,and must therefore run away; but instead of plac-ing himself in front of some other couple, he sim-ply steps forward quickly and places himself infront of his own row; this makes C the… … row by diving 217 forward between the legs of Band C, thus again making C the third man. D can reach forward and catch hold of B assoon as B places himself in front, and swing thewhole row around so that the order of tbeir posi-tions will be D, C and B, facing outward. In thiscase B is again…
Gymnastics · Games
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