 | Herman John Koehler - 1919 - 248 страници
...those drills be harmonious, that is, if all corresponding parts of the body are employed equally. 171. This is particularly true in the training of younger...be necessary, but this must not interfere with the man's participation in the regular physical drills, unless it is found that he is unable to participate... | |
 | Herman John Koehler - 1919 - 228 страници
...the body, the weaker ones will increase in strength much more rapidly than the stronger ones will, thus constantly diminishing the difference between...until the difference ceases to be marked or material, minor physical defects can be readily overcome by the ordinary physical drills, providing those drills... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1308 страници
...diminishing the difference between the two until the difference ceases to be marked or material. (2) This is particularly true in the training of younger...instruction may be necessary, but this must not interfere 73 PHYSICAL TRAINING with the man's participation in the regular physical drills unless It is found... | |
 | United States. War Department - 220 страници
...equal amount of exertion is required of all parts of the body the weaker ones will increase in strength much more rapidly than the stronger ones, thus constantly...until the difference ceases to be marked or material. (2) This is particularly true in the training of younger persons. When defects are of long standing,... | |
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... be readily overcome by the ordinary physical drills if such drills are harmonious ; that is, if all corresponding parts of the body are employed equally. This is based upon the theory that if an equal amount of exertion is required of all parts of... 