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Proper timing and position in relation to the performerthroughout the exercise are of great importance. The safetyman should be ready to help his charge at any time duringthe stunt. The stronger arm of the safety man should be toward the greatest danger. There is a proper side from which to spot certain stunts. When spotting on one knee, the knee away from the performer at the beginning of the exercise should be on theground. This will enable the safety man to move with theperformer in case he goes too far or falls forward at thefinish of the stunt. Know the predisposing danger signs. Learn to recognizefear and hesitation. Watch the performer, as he approaches,for squinting or closing the eyes, gritting the teeth, orclenching the fists. |
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