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' move we have for the present dropped the optional activity courses and

substituted the conditioning and toughening course. Roll will be called

quickly by checking the absent members, and then the group will have 10

or 15 minutes of rigorous setting-up exercises. The conditioning will be
the same as is done for football or basketball. Running, jumping, leaping,

vaulting and climbing are the fundamental activities of man. These basic
fundamental activities will be used iin getting the men into centitien.
Two obstacle courses have been built - one south of the gymmasium,

and the other west of the stadium. Classes will be yola out of doors

whenever piundinkt, and indoors only in inclement wenther. - Robinson

‘Gymnas ium, Hoch auditorium and all the athletic pia hieas will be extremely

busy during the morning and afternoon hours. Games that are in season will
be used « touch football, basketball, bento, Werte a and all contact
games. Every man will be in action - there will be no one piniibig around.
(Crow and Grane = Dodge ball - games of low organization)

Physical examinations will be given at the University hospital under
the direction of Dr. R. I. Canuteson. The mon examined will be placed in
three classifications -- Class A-men who are fit for any thing 3 Class Be
men who have slight Limitations, but are still eligible for the toughener

course; Class C-men who will not be allowed strenuous activity. Only the

freshmen will be examined by the er but pr. Canuteson will go over
the entire list of sophomores, juniors and seniors and check everyone
to see if these men have had any accidents or illnesses which would bar
them from taking the conditioning program.

Henry Shenk will conduct @ course in track and field at the stadium on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:50. A large group of men can be handled
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