kinesiology crossword

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  1. 2. ,became the director of the Hemingway Gymnasium at Harvard University in 1879. His goal was to improve function, not physique.
  2. 3. ,was a another student of Dr. Hanna who mentioned that physical training should be replaced with “science of physical activity.”
  3. 6. ,introduced physical education in public schools. He was the first person to offer teacher-training courses in physical education.
  4. 7. ,advanced several ideas about how physical education should be taught and the environment it should be taught in.
  5. 10. ,a student under Galileo. Borelli was the most important contributor to bio-mechanics of the loco motor system
  6. 13. ,developed gymnastic exercises and wrote influential books on the subject that were used by the military.
  7. 15. ,developed free exercises for both boys and girls and strongly advocated physical training in the schools and in the home.
  8. 16. ,compiled exercises with music that could be performed for adults and children.
  9. 17. ,supported the early Greek view that a strong body and mind were the key to optimal health.
  10. 19. ,expressed in his book The School and Society, that school should provide the kinds of experiences the child is expected to have in society to prepare them.
  11. 20. ,unified hundreds of French athletic clubs and created competitions. He went on to organize the first Olympic games in 1896 in Greece.
  12. 21. ,declared that the heart was a muscle and not just for emotion. He also distinguished the difference between tendons and muscles, as well as the concept of muscle contractions
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  1. 1. ,was the first American to advocate physical training in the schools in a published manuscript in 1749.
  2. 4. ,was a Swedish gymnast that brought Swedish gymnastics to the US in 1883. he emphasized precise execution of movement, drills, specific exercises, and posture-correcting movements.
  3. 5. ,he suggested kids from birth to 5 years old requires vigorous physical activity children who are 5-12 years old require games and sports
  4. 8. ,held strong views about the importance of exercise in preventing disease.
  5. 9. ,directed the first ever physical education program in 1885 at Oberlin College in Ohio.
  6. 11. ,was one of the first advocates for physical education, as its own program.
  7. 12. ,created the “New Physical Education” by getting schools to teach students physical skills in physical education.
  8. 14. ,was the first president of the AMA. She received her training for PT in England.
  9. 17. ,emphasized that play and physical activity were important in the proper development of children.
  10. 18. ,formulated his 3 laws of motion and formed the foundation for physics and bio-mechanics