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Primary school students' in-situ crawling standard
Compared with adults, the standard for primary school students to crawl in situ is relatively simple.

Crawling in situ is a kind of fitness exercise. The torso leans forward, the arms support the yoga mat, and the body is inverted V-shaped.

Climb forward with your hands in turn until your hands are directly under your head and your torso is parallel to the ground. After a short pause, you can get up in the same way and try to keep your back straight. Breathe naturally. With the increase of crawling times, my shoulders feel sore.

Error: The elbow joint overstretched and locked during crawling. Solution: the elbow joint should be straight, but it should not be overstretched and locked. Pupils should stop appearing in time.