How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 83
aces his hands against his shoulders. B must keep his headback, hold his legs close together, and have his toespointed upward (Fig. 125). B may drop over tohis feet, assisted by a push from A, or fall back tohis starting position. Pyramid—(Fig. 126). You will notice thatthis combines two distinct… … 125 HOW TO 77 the other, places one arm on the outside of thehead of each of the kneeling boys, with thepalms jof the hands resting against theirshoulders or their chests. Heleans forward, places his fore-head on their backs, just behindthe shoulder blades, and throwshis legs up to a vertical…
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