""An Athletic Program for High School and College Women"" is a comprehensive instructional guide dedicated to the development and implementation of structured physical education for female students. Written by Marjorie Hillas and Marian Knighton, this work serves as a foundational text for organizing athletic curricula within academic institutions. It provides detailed methodologies for coaching, skill development, and team management, reflecting the pedagogical standards of the early twentieth century.
The book outlines a diverse range of activities, from team sports to individual athletic pursuits, emphasizing the importance of physical health, coordination, and the spirit of competition. By focusing on the specific needs of high school and college-aged women, Hillas and Knighton offer practical insights into administrative organization and the psychological aspects of coaching. This volume stands as a significant historical contribution to the field of sports science, documenting the evolution of women's participation in organized sports and the professionalization of physical education instruction. It remains an essential resource for those studying the history of athletics and the progression of educational sports programs for women.
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