SUGGESTIONS FOR TEACHING TUMBLING : Page 17


Turn or guide the performer to a somewhat natural landingposition instead of trying to break his fall. It is better thathe fall out of balance forward than backward.

10. If a body is falling completely out of control, especially from a height, try to catch the main body mass instead of the arms or legs. Always center the support near the head end of the body.

III. General principles relating to equipment.

The instructor should always check on the set-up before theclass begins, especially if it has been arranged by thestudents.

Have the proper thickness of mats for the type of stuntsbeing taught.

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