Individual and Mass AthleticsA.S. Barnes, 1925 - 257 sidor |
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backward baseball throw basketball broad dive compete competition constitutes a foul contestant stands contestant's record dash DIAGRAM Discus throw distance is measured drum eliminated established event is carried event the contestant execute the event feet long finish line five forward four free style grade ground gymnasium hands height high school hurdles inches indoors instructor jump Standing Junior H. S. kicking line landing leap legs medicine ball throw meet number of points perform the event player playground point zone pole vault potato race pull-ups race is started regular straight-away relay Relay race represents his score Rope Skip rugby football running broad jump score one point Shot Put Sit-ups Soccer standing broad jump standing high jump started and judged starting line starting position step and jump swings take-off line target testant throwing line total number trial without record Triple jump winners
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Sida 36 - The pupil stands on one foot at the take-off, hops forward on the same foot, steps forward on the other foot and leaps forward, landing on both feet. From start to finish the performance is continuous without a pause.
Sida 77 - ... or three inches with each step. From ten to twenty feet makes a good race, depending on the age and skill of the pupils. Horseshoe Pitch (59)* For this event horseshoes and a stake rising three inches above the ground are necessary. Establish a throwing line forty-two feet from the stake. The pupil stands on the throwing line and tosses the horseshoe at the stake, attempting to ring it. One foot must be on the throwing line at the time the shoe is released. Each "ringer...
Sida 11 - To perform this race the contestant stands on one foot, raises the other foot backward, grasps the instep of the raised foot with both hands and holds it against his buttock. Retaining his grasp on the up-raised foot he hops toward the finish line. Any contestant releasing either hand from his up-raised foot or falling over is immediately eliminated from the race.
Sida 1 - ... the instructional and the play periods, (2) meet the abilities of very inexperienced and unskilled pupils, as well as those highly trained, and (3) give the basis for organizing incentives for achievement. The plan should be centered in an organization of individual events selected from most or all the broad groups of natural and related big-muscle activities. By individual activities as used here is meant those activities in which each individual carries on the whole activity by himself without...
Sida 35 - The performer stands on both feet, leaps forward landing on one foot, and then jumps forward landing on both feet. The jump is made without pause after the leap.
Sida 224 - Where there are two matrons, one matron shall be on duty in the jail from eight o'clock in the morning until six o'clock in the evening...
Sida 26 - On rounding post No. 1 on the return trip, he kicks the ball across the starting line. The contestant must use only his feet throughout the performance. The time elapsing from the signal '
Sida 221 - Scale was administered to the subjects three weeks after the beginning of the semester and again at the end of the semester.
Sida 147 - Similarly, an international dual meet awards five points for first place, three for second, two for third, and one for fourth.