An edition of The Theory And Practice Of Educational Gymnastics (1915)

The Theory And Practice Of Educational Gymnastics

Embracing free exercises, rhythmic steps, track and field work, games apparatus work

by William Albin Stecher

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An edition of The Theory And Practice Of Educational Gymnastics (1915)

The Theory And Practice Of Educational Gymnastics

Embracing free exercises, rhythmic steps, track and field work, games apparatus work

by William Albin Stecher

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J.J. McVey

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART I Page

Objects of Physical Training 3

Kind of Work: A. Relief Work 3

B. Physical Training Work 4

Selection of Material for Different Age-Groups 5

Fundamental Considerations 5

A. First Book — School Grades 1, 2 and 3 5

B. Second Book — School Grades 4, 5 and 6 6

C. Third Book — School Grades 7 and 8 7

D. Fourth Book — High School Group 8-9

Characterization of Games Based Upon Age-Groups 10

A. First Age-Group — Infancy 10

B. Second Age-Group — Childhood 10

C. Third Age-Group — Early Adolescence 11

D. Fourth Age-Group — Late Adolescence 12

E. Fifth Age-Group — Maturity 12-13

Characterization of Track and Field Work by Age-Groups 14

PART II

Essential Physical Training Material by Age-Groups 15

First Book — School Grades 1, 2 and 3 15

Part I: A. Tactics and Formation for Free Exercises 15

B. Free Exercises 16

C. Co-ordinations 16

Part II: Rhythmic Steps 17

Part III: Breathing 17

Part IV: A. Games 18

B. Track and Field Events 18

C. Apparatus Work 19

Second Book — School Grades 4, 5 and 6 20

Part I: A. Tactics and Formation for Free Exercises 20

B. Free Exercises 20

C. New Co-ordinations 21

Part II: Rhythmic Steps 21

Part III: Breathing 22

Part IV: A. Games 22

B. Track and Field Events 23

C. Apparatus Work 24

Third Book — School Grades 7 and 8 25

Part I: A. Tactics and Formation for Free Exercises 20

B. Free Exercises 25

C. New Co-ordinations 25

Part II: Rhythmic Steps 21

Part III: Breathing 26

Part IV: A. Games 26

B. Track and Field Events 27

C. Apparatus Work 28

PART III

Selection of Exercises on Apparatus for Grades 1 to 6 29

Horizontal Ladders, Swinging Rings and Balance Beams 30

A. Exercises in Hang-Stand (Apparatus Hip-High) 30

B. Exercises in Support- Stand (Apparatus Hip-High) 30

C. Exercises in the Hang (Apparatus Jump-High) 31

D. Exercises in the Hang (Apparatus Head-High) 32

E. Exercises on Beam (Apparatus Knee-High) 32

F. Exercises on Bars 33

G. Long Jumping Hope 33-37

H. Giant Stride 38

More Difficult Apparatus Work for Grades 7 and 8 39

Horizontal Ladders, Swinging Kings and Balance Beams 39

A. Exercises in the Hang-Stand (Apparatus Hip-High) 39

B. Exercises in Support- Stand (Apparatus Hip-High) 39

C. Exercises in the Hang (Apparatus Jump-High) 40

D. Exercises in the Support (Apparatus Chest-High) 41

E. Exercises in the Hang (Apparatus Head-High) 41

F. Exercises on Balance Beam 42-43

G. Exercises on Stall Bars 44

H. Exercises on Giant Stride 45-46

I. Exercises on Low Horizontal Bars 47

Exercises in Jumping and Hopping for all Grades 48-49

Selected Gymnastic Games 50-52

PART IV

Dancing Steps in the Course of Study 53

A. Polka Rhythm 53-55

B. Mazurka Rhythm 56

C. Schottische Rhythm 57

D. Waltz Rhythm 58-59

Marching Steps 60

PART V

Principles Underlying Selection and Arrangement of Movements 61

Content and Time Division of a Thirty Minute Lesson 61-62

Principles Underlying the Combining of Movements 63

Dancing Steps 64

Methods 64

Commands 65

Track and Field Methods 65

Teaching Free Exercises 66-67

PART VI

Relief Exercises 68

Recreation Drills 68-70

Deep Breathing 70

Ventilation 71

Excuses from Gymnastics 71

Chart of Class Aims 72

Reference Books 73

PART VII

Gymnastic Positions for all School Grades 73-82

PART VIII

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 1 83-88

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 2 89-94

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 3 95-107

PART IX

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 4 108-117

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 5 117-127

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 6 128-138

PART X

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 7 139-157

Wand Exercises for Grade 7 150-157

Typical Complete Lessons for Grade 8 158-177

Club Exercises for Grade 8 170-177

APPENDIX

Corrective Gymnastics 181

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Open Library: OL25914681M
Internet Archive: TheTheoryAndPracticeOf
OCLC/WorldCat: 894187715

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The Theory And Practice Of Educational Gymnastics

Embracing free exercises, rhythmic steps, track and field work, games apparatus work

by William Albin Stecher