Athletics for Physical Culture
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, which need experts to take part and awaken interest, simply because the accommodations are deficient.
As to the increase of the number of people who would learn to swim if more accommodations were provided, it may be said that a swimming teacher 270 ATHLETICS FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE.
always follows the establishment of a natatorium as a necessary consequence, which would not be the case if there were not pupils. In the pool, an in- structor has the best facilities for teaching, being able to see... the motions of the pupil to advantage. A competent instructor can in a pool teach six or more pupils at one time, and can give more fre- quent practical demonstrations of the various modes of swimming without risk of catching cold.
It may be interesting to note that in England and Scotland there are upwards of 350 swimming and water-polo clubs, 117 of which are in London. The latter city contains fifty-six natatoriums, some of which have three large swimming pools. There are also ten open-air bathing places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, which need experts to take part and awaken interest, simply because the accommodations are deficient.
As to the increase of the number of people who would learn to swim if more accommodations were provided, it may be said that a swimming teacher 270 ATHLETICS FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE.
always follows the establishment of a natatorium as a necessary consequence, which would not be the case if there were not pupils. In the pool, an in- structor has the best facilities for teaching, being able to see... the motions of the pupil to advantage. A competent instructor can in a pool teach six or more pupils at one time, and can give more fre- quent practical demonstrations of the various modes of swimming without risk of catching cold.
It may be interesting to note that in England and Scotland there are upwards of 350 swimming and water-polo clubs, 117 of which are in London. The latter city contains fifty-six natatoriums, some of which have three large swimming pools. There are also ten open-air bathing places.
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