... cation of the mind, or that kind of training which 8 has reference to its power of endurance, its ca- pacity to minister to the health, ...

... to be pleasant and exhilarating, not feats of endurance and martyrdom. Assigned reading: Hough and Sedgwick, The Human Mech- anism, w- 181-186; 413-424. References: Galbraith, Personal Hygiene and Physical Training for Women, pp. 11-79. Fisher and Fisk, ...

... 347 so there are differences, too, in the training essential to various physical conformations, and to these reference must be had, if we would confer ruddy health and firm endurance upon those whom we are preparing for the ...

... Serving. Diet in Disease. CHAPTER XXVII Massage * ... Education, Perception, Judgment, Order. Moral Qualifications: Courtesy, Dignity, Economy, ...

... consumption to one-sixth the amount which the training table previously provided, with an actual increase in their capacity for endurance. Aside from questions of health the economic advantages of some other protein foods over meat are easily demonstrated. By reference to the table on page 21 1 it ...

... Make an overnight hike when possible, using equipment. References—Chapter ... Note The best possible training for an emergency is to have had previous ...

... only set our sights high but must develop endurance and patience, for, ... AN. The Aims of Education and Other Essays. New York: The Macmillan Company; ...

... 1 for in- stance), with and without adequate training. It is alto- gether ... General references: Spaeth, Journal of Industrial Hygiene, I, 1919, 1. ...

... of the Functions of the Nervous System. OF EDUCATION. 23 ally automatic ... Dr. Dalton, in reference to the relative functions of the hemispheres and ...

... vital processes of life. Health, Safety and Physical Education 63 3. ... endurance. References: C. E. Turner, Physiology and Health. Heath. 1935, ...