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Keeping Fit All the Way

CHAPTER V
19/31

Then perform this same motion on the toes and shift into a run while still holding the same position--that is, while going up and down on the toes.

Men who have considerable weight around the waist-line should place their hands on the abdomen when performing this exercise.
Body-turning (Ready-Cross! Ready-Turn!) This movement consists in turning the body at the hips while keeping the feet and legs in the original position.

It may be done from almost any of the positions already outlined, and is moderate work for the muscles of the waist.

Do it first with the arms in "Cross" position, turning to the right as far as possible; then back to the "Front," or original, position; then to the left as far as possible, and back to the "Front," or original, position, taking pains that the turning is executed above the hips while the legs and feet hold their original position.

A more pronounced method is given in the "Daily Dozen" in "Wave" and "Weave." Heel-raising (Ready-Rise!) Standing on both feet at "Attention," raise the heels, and hold the position for a moment; then drop the heels again.


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