Titlebook: An Illustrated History of Health and Fitness, from Pre-History to our Post-Modern World; Roy J. Shephard Book 2015 Springer International

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30741-0ercise to diet. Athletes who were preparing for major inter-city games such as the Olympiad developed the body both as a goal in itself, and as a tribute to Zeus. However, the award of major prizes to contestants soon corrupted the lofty goals of Amateur competition. Greek gymnasia offered students

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-53166-8ntinued training elite adolescents in chivalrous sports. Primary schools provided a semblance of education to a growing proportion of poorer children. Classes usually offered rote learning, but a few enlightened teachers saw Physical Education as an important component of instruction. English Univer

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Die Praxis der Warmbehandlung des Stahlesation, industrial mechanization, concerts, operas, theatres, an increased availability of reading matter and the tempting aroma of coffee shops all sowed the seeds of sedentary leisure for city dwellers. In contrast, agricultural practices remained essentially unchanged, and the favourable health im

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Health and Fitness in Prehistory, Including Inferences from the Current Lifestyle of Indigenous Popx. Most settlements now have access to modern health care, although tuberculosis remains a problem, and HIV infection is more prevalent than in urban society. Indigenous populations have also shifted from healthy “country food” to a reliance on imported foodstuffs. Thus, the耴Inuit now face a rising