The book ls divided into twenty-five sections, each containing selections from four groups of exercises, Tumbling, Tricks,pyramids and Games. This method of arrangement has been followed, partly, for the purpose of supplying varied, ready-made, though flexible,
programs, available at a moment' notice, and
partly, in order to give Illustration of how to join separate exercises into a series in connection with the description of the movements themselves.
Most of the illustrations have been made from
instantaneous photographs. The descriptions and directions which are given in the text are those which I have found by experience to in the most satisfactory progress in the.shortest possible time.
programs, available at a moment' notice, and
partly, in order to give Illustration of how to join separate exercises into a series in connection with the description of the movements themselves.
Most of the illustrations have been made from
instantaneous photographs. The descriptions and directions which are given in the text are those which I have found by experience to in the most satisfactory progress in the.shortest possible time.
