The color guard became a part of the marching band in the late 1940s and 1950s. The rifles
we use today in guard are replicas of the drill sergeants M1. Color Guard is a very fun activity
that requires lots of skill and motivation, having a riffle, gloves, patience and dedication are very
important.
There are not many items needed to begin learning how to spin a rifle. The first thing is a
rifle itself of coarse one of these is needed. Patience and dedication are also very important
things that will be essential for this art form. The very last thing that is required is to bring
yourself.
When preparing to spin a riffle there are step to follow. Hold the rifle in the neck and
notice how its heavier on one end than the
we use today in guard are replicas of the drill sergeants M1. Color Guard is a very fun activity
that requires lots of skill and motivation, having a riffle, gloves, patience and dedication are very
important.
There are not many items needed to begin learning how to spin a rifle. The first thing is a
rifle itself of coarse one of these is needed. Patience and dedication are also very important
things that will be essential for this art form. The very last thing that is required is to bring
yourself.
When preparing to spin a riffle there are step to follow. Hold the rifle in the neck and
notice how its heavier on one end than the