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Manual of physical training and games (1916)

Picker, Adolph. [from old catalog] · [Baltimore, Meyer & Thalheimer, city printer] · leaf 12

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diiferent ways: (a) Swing left arm side-upward, bend it over head andgrasp wand at upper end and with the hand behind the wand,i. e. palm forward and little finger on top—One! Fig. No. 3. Bring w^and in front of thighs (changing right hand at thesame time)—Two! Fig. No. 4. (b) Eaise left hand… … rig. 1. Fig. 2. Fig. 3. Fig. 4. COMMANDS. The proper giving of the commands is of the utmost im-portance. Upon the ability to give commands depends largelythe success or failure of the teacher. The motor activities aswell as the inhibitory powers are developed by the promptresponse to well-given…

Physical education and training · Games

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