① also known as overstating. "A kind of standing up or hanging overhead vertical climbing bamboo (wooden) pole of the folk sports. Have hand, foot, or one with two hands and climbing method, and can be combined with action to do modeling. Has been classified as" National Physical Training Standards "one of the items. ② A surrogate has been popular acrobatic show, a search fd5c , descriptions of the Legislative pole. stand pole on the ground, one to a few people climbing poles for support at the top of a pole or arm condyle foot pole hanging folder so thrilling action. The other two pole floor stand, actors fe54 jump in performance between the two poles, said two-pole-climbing. " There will be a pole erected on the shoulders or the head of an actor, the other pole on the number of people performing.
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A sport or acrobatic performances, moving along a pole to climb
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No. 3
一种用于体育锻炼的器械
No. 4
A kind of acrobatics. Upright pole in the ground or in the human body scapular, performers through the pole and on the various techniques for action.
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No. 5
A kind of sports. Erect pole and a constant, do exercises with both hands, or hand, foot and pole to edge up and down. To exercise muscle.
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① also called "pushed higher and higher." A kind of standing up or hanging overhead vertical climbing bamboo (wooden) pole of the folk sports. Or single-hand, foot and hands with two climbing method, and can be combined with action to do modeling. Has been listed as "National Physical Training Standards" one of the items. ② acrobatics show. Han has been popular with finding fd5c , descriptions of the Legislative pole. Stand pole on the ground, one to a few people climbing poles for support in the top of a pole arm or foot pole hanging folder so thrilling condylar movements. The other two pole floor stand, actors fe54 jump in performance between the two poles, called "double-pole-climbing." There will be a pole erected on the shoulders or the head of an actor, the other pole on the number of people performing.