Calisthenic Nomenclature
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(Half squat. ) (Knee bend. St. Pos. ) 2. Movement. Knee bending.
3. Command. Knees bend! Stretch I or Knee bending — Begin I 4. Description of Exercise. From the fundamental pos. The knees are bent, the thigh and leg forming a right angle ; trunk in the same plane as in the fundamental pos. ; thighs pointing in the same direction as the feet ; heels raised if so directed by the leader.
4.
1. Position. Knee deep bend. Pos. (Full squat. ) (Toe deep knee bend pos. ) 2. Movement. Deep knee bending ...(heel raising implied).
3. Command. Knees deep bend! Stretch! or Deep knee bending — One, two ! or Begin !
4. Description of Exercise. This exercise is executed the same as No. 3, except that the flexing at the knees is as complete as possible ; heels must be raised from the floor.
Toe Touch.
1. Position, 2. Movement. L. (r. ) or alt. Toe touching forw.
3. Command. L. (r. ) or alt. Toe touching forw. — One, two! or Start!
30 Thigh and L. Eg 2 Thigh and Leg 3 Thigh and Leg
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Half squat. ) (Knee bend. St. Pos. ) 2. Movement. Knee bending.
3. Command. Knees bend! Stretch I or Knee bending — Begin I 4. Description of Exercise. From the fundamental pos. The knees are bent, the thigh and leg forming a right angle ; trunk in the same plane as in the fundamental pos. ; thighs pointing in the same direction as the feet ; heels raised if so directed by the leader.
4.
1. Position. Knee deep bend. Pos. (Full squat. ) (Toe deep knee bend pos. ) 2. Movement. Deep knee bending ...(heel raising implied).
3. Command. Knees deep bend! Stretch! or Deep knee bending — One, two ! or Begin !
4. Description of Exercise. This exercise is executed the same as No. 3, except that the flexing at the knees is as complete as possible ; heels must be raised from the floor.
Toe Touch.
1. Position, 2. Movement. L. (r. ) or alt. Toe touching forw.
3. Command. L. (r. ) or alt. Toe touching forw. — One, two! or Start!
30 Thigh and L. Eg 2 Thigh and Leg 3 Thigh and Leg
What to read after Calisthenic Nomenclature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Huff Mccurdy to read online
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