History Of Physical Education

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    Guts Muths

    an Physical Education instructor for 50 years and developed a extensive program of outdoor gymnastics
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    Per Henrik Ling

    He developed training program for military men. Also developed exercise apparatus, including still bars, vaulting boxes, and oblique ropes.
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    Friedrich Ludwig Jahn

    He developed the turnverein movement, associations of gymnastics, in a effort to strengthen the country's youth.
  • Philanthropinium

    Philanthropinium
    Bernhard Basedow founded philanthropinium, an all boys school. Physical activity was important, three hours a day was devoted to sports.
  • The first Turnplatz

    The first Turnplatz
    an outdoor exercise area that had equipment for jumping, vaulting, balancing and climbing.
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    Charles H. McCloy

    Advised physical fitness for U.S army, navy, and Air Force during WW2
  • World War I

    World War I
    Physical educators such as Dudley Sargent, Luther Gulick, and R. Tait contributed their services to the armed forces.
  • Carniegie Foundation

    Carniegie Foundation
    provided a grant, for a study of intercollegiate athletics practices in American colleges and universities.
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    Depression Years

    the period where the stock market crashed, and economic depression start. Also physical educators became more involved in recreation programs in the agencies and projects concerned with unemployed people.
  • Division of Physical Fitness

    Division of Physical Fitness
    Was established within the US office of Defense Health and Welfare Services
  • NATA

    NATA
    The National Athletic Trainer's association was founded
  • Special Olympics

    Special Olympics
    The special Olympics was founded
  • Munich Olympics

    Munich Olympics
    Was Marked by terrorism. 8 Armed Arab guerrillas enter the Olympic village complex.
  • Rehabilitation Act

    Rehabilitation Act
    Prohibit discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Mandates equal opportunities and access to programs receiving federal assistance.
  • Olympic and Amateur Sports Act

    Olympic and Amateur Sports Act
    Affiliates Paralympics with United States Olympic committee. Also Paralympics governed in similar fashion as other Olympic Sports