Manual of physical training.

Date:
1914
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Manual of physical training. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    99. Turnings. Keeping both knees straight and the body erect, turn to the right on the right heel and left toe, raising the left heel and . . toe in doing so. Turning to the right ) completion of this preliminary movement, the right foot must be flat on the ground and the left heel raised, both knees straight and the weight of the body, . which must be erect, on the right foot. Two Right—Turn ... r Bring the left heel smartly up to the right without stamping the foot on the L ground. f Turn smartly as above, observing the l_two distinct movements. Turning to the left— One Two ... Left—Turn Turn to the left, as described above, on the left heel and right toe, the weight of the body being on the left foot on the com- .pletion of the movement. Bring the right heel smartly up to the left without stamping the foot on the ground. Turn smartly to the left, as above, observing the two distinct movements. Turning about—One. Two About—Turn Right (left)—Incline r Turn fully about to the right, as de- < scribed for the Right turn, by numbers or t judging the time as required. / As above described, but turning half \ right or left. 100. Changing places. WTien the men of a class are at open intervals, with the rear rank covering the front rank, or the “ Twos ” covering the “ Ones,” at two paces distance, the places may be changed as follows :— Changing The “ Ones ” (or the front rank men, as the case may be) will take a full pace diagonally backward to the left rear and close the heels, and, at the same time, the “ Twos ” (or the rear rank men) will take a full pace places S diagonally forward to the right front and close the —One heels The two men, on the completion of this preliminary movement, will be in line with one another, midway between the places they originally occupied.