Physical training for the elementary schools, gymnastics, games, and rhythmic plays (1917)
Clark, Lydia · Chicago, New York [etc.] B.H. Sanborn & co · leaf 133
nd careshould be taken to have a pause between the counts. Stop! may be givenas the pupils are ontheir toes. If therhythm has been toofast many of the chil-dren will find it impos-sible to stop at thesignal. The teachercan thus gain controlover the rhythm bythe use of this com-mand, and can also… … Arms sideways — raise! THIRD GRADE GYMNASTICS 121 work will be more definite; and a greater muscular con-traction will be obtained if there is a pause between thevarious parts of the movement. 4. Arm. (i) Arms sideways — raise! Sink! Again —one! Two! Repeat with eight counts in this time:…
Physical education and training · Games
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