Vaulting.]

In vaulting to the right, the left foot passes in the space which was

between both the hands, the right hand quits the bar, and the left

guides the body in the descent. In vaulting to the left, the right foot

passes in the space which was between both hands, the left hand quits

the bar, and the right guides the body in its descent. As, however,

it is difficult for beginners to vault either way, this is not to be

attempted until after sufficient practice in the way which may be

easiest. The vaulter may then, with a preparatory spring, try the

following heights,--

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