Physical Training for Children By Japanese Methods; a Manual for Use in Schools And At Home
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One more form of tug-of-war with the hands will be enough for the student. The contest- ants stand as before, but a little nearer each other. The hands, now, are held four or five inches from the leg, the insides of the wrists crossing, the back of each contestant's engaged 72 Physical Training for Children hand nearer his opponent's leg, and the clasp is taken with fingers interlaced. The arms must be held in place with the utmost tense- ness of the muscles, as it is undesirable that the hands... be changed in the least from the starting position throughout the drag over the stretch. Of course the late victim carries his companion back over the stretch. It will be necessary for the assailant to move his outer foot a very little at a time, and following it up with the other foot — a process familiar to boys as ' ' inching. ' ' When victory is found to be impossible the victim is expected to yield a little at a time.
By the time that the course of instruction has gone this far the pupil must be taught to do a most important thing — to think for him- self !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One more form of tug-of-war with the hands will be enough for the student. The contest- ants stand as before, but a little nearer each other. The hands, now, are held four or five inches from the leg, the insides of the wrists crossing, the back of each contestant's engaged 72 Physical Training for Children hand nearer his opponent's leg, and the clasp is taken with fingers interlaced. The arms must be held in place with the utmost tense- ness of the muscles, as it is undesirable that the hands... be changed in the least from the starting position throughout the drag over the stretch. Of course the late victim carries his companion back over the stretch. It will be necessary for the assailant to move his outer foot a very little at a time, and following it up with the other foot — a process familiar to boys as ' ' inching. ' ' When victory is found to be impossible the victim is expected to yield a little at a time.
By the time that the course of instruction has gone this far the pupil must be taught to do a most important thing — to think for him- self !
What to read after Physical Training for Children By Japanese Methods; a Manual for Use in Schools And At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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