context: A gymnast stretches out and rubs his hands before a performance. the gymnasts

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- jumps up and mounts the platform.
- are taking pictures and other signs of fitness.
- steps on a track and does a flip.
- jumps into a pit of sand.
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next sentence for the context: jumps up and mounts the platform.

context: How to jump double dutch
Gather a minimum of three people.
This accounts for the two that will turn the ropes and at least one who will jump. You will always have two people turning the ropes, but you can have more jumpers.

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- You can jump two at a time and change jumpers as you go. This means you can have up to eight or so participants and everyone can have a chance to jump.
- You may also have a few jumpers of different forms, but it's important you use two jumpers each just in case the final course doesn't go as planned. Practice jumping at the beginning of the course.
- The more people you get, the easier it will be. Most jumpers like to chain jump, like i could have, so make sure to make sure you have enough people to do a lot, or the ring will be too crowded.
- Remember that you'll almost always have them down so ask about giving multiple people the ropes at the beginning of each turn and not just one. Put each one's name on the rope (such as mary, jamie) which should be visible if he mistakes.
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next sentence for the context: You can jump two at a time and change jumpers as you go. This means you can have up to eight or so participants and everyone can have a chance to jump.

context: How to choose an online degree program
Follow what you love.
One way to pick a major is simply to follow your passions. Pick a major doing something you love, no matter what the field.

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- For example, maybe you love to write, or you love math and science. What's more, if you're a fan of photography, or if you love writing, consider taking a few classes in those subjects.
- You can do almost any degree program online now, so the world is your oyster. Ask yourself questions like: what did you love studying in high school? What captures your interest now? If you don't know where to begin, try perusing your local library.
- This way, after studying the subject, you'll develop a natural passion for it. If you love science and the environment, go for the humanities degree.
- This works great for any major and gives you an excuse to try new things when you aren't too strong set on a particular subject. Maybe you love to write a novel, but your professor advises you to do this if you have doubts about what your focus is.
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next sentence for the context: You can do almost any degree program online now, so the world is your oyster. Ask yourself questions like: what did you love studying in high school? What captures your interest now? If you don't know where to begin, try perusing your local library.

context: How to teach the sidestroke
Have your students lie on the floor on their left side.
Each student will eventually develop a side that they prefer-usually their dominant side-but when you're teaching them the basics, have them start on the left. That way everyone is on the same page.

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- However, if your students want to do the opposite, have them lie down on their side on their right side. That way they don't need to lie with their back to them and their arms hanging off the sides for a better level of space.
- Not only will your students feel more comfortable at the beginning of the lesson, they'll appreciate the notion that they can lie down and recline. Have each student kneel up on their right side.
- Don't force your students to lie on their stomachs-you want it to be a flat surface and not an arena. Have them lay on their stomachs.
- Ask the students to extend their left arm above their head. They should rest their head on their upper arm.
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Ask the students to extend their left arm above their head. They should rest their head on their upper arm.