...it must also be indicative of the manner in which each movement of an exercise is to be performed. Through the proper use of these commands long explanations...Bend trunk forward, 2. EXERCISE. One, two, one, two, etc. Here the long drawn out one indicates that the movement should be performed slowly, while the...

...it must also be indicative of the manner in which each movement of an exercise is to be performed. Through the proper use of these commands long explanations...conveying the "feel" of an exercise to them. Thus: i. Bend trunk forward, 2. EXERCISE. One, two, one, two, etc. Here the long drawn out one indicates...

...they must also be indicative of the manner in which each movement of an exercise is performed. Through proper use of these commands, long explanations are...place themselves in absolute accord with the men. When a movement needs to be done slowly, the instructor draws out the count. If any particular movement...

...eagerness on the part of the men to be off when the command of execution is literally shot at them. 33. Commands of continuation. — a. These commands are...the short, snappy two indicates a quick recovery. 34. Commands for static exercises. — a. Static exercises are those in which a posture is held for...

...but they must also be indicative of the manner in which each movement of an exercise is performed. &. Through the proper use of these commands long explanations...Bend trunk forward; 2. EXERCISE, One, two, one, two. o. Here the long drawn out one indicates that the movement should be performed slowly, while the short,...