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2. No. 2 makes hand stand, feet well apart; No. 1 steps in, letting legs rest on hips, and grasps heels of No. 2, who straightens himself, arms folded; No. 1 then walks off with him. For first part of movement see Fig. 96.

3. No. 1 stands erect; No. 2 makes hand stand close to No. 1's heels, his legs dropping over No. 1's shoulders, who grasps No. 2's ankles, bends forward, quickly pulling No. 2 over to a standing position; No. 1 now does a hand stand and is thrown over by No. 2. Repeat in quick succession. For first part of movement see Fig. 99.

4. No. 1 lies on back, legs raised to vertical, with knees slightly bent, and grasps No. 2's ankles, who stands close to his head and also grasps No. 1's ankles; No. 2 dives forward, held back slightly by No. 1 to break his fall; continue roll. Fig. 27.

5. Repeat No. 4 backward.

6. Facing same direction. No. 2 leans forward and places his arms between his own legs; his wrists are grasped by No. 1, who lifts (as No. 2 jumps) and throws, him over to his feet. Figs. 28, 29.

7. Stand back to back, arms extended vertically, grasp each other's hands, heads turned to opposite sides; No. 2 springs and No. 1 pulls No. 2 over shoulders to feet. No. 2 must never relax muscles on this exercise. Figs. 30, 31.