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Primary Objectives. Since this is primarily a conditioning program, our aim

 

should be.to see that each student gets increased respiration, circulation,
and general body building activity. Another point that should be borne in
mind is that many boys will be quite soft, whereas others will be in good
condition. Our activities should not be too rigorous at the start of the
program since the first group will not: be able to “take it” and the last
group will not need the violent exercise. As the entire group gets in better
condition, we can increase the work done,

Each period should contain something of the fun element. Our program is new
and we need to sell it to the students. If the men have a good time at the
same time they are getting in shape physically, everyone will be happy and
our program will go over with a bang!

Maximum Participation. Try to keep everyone busy. Don't have two or three

 

busy and the rest acting as spectators. One of the poorest types of instruc-
tion is to have two or three performing and the rest standing around.

Leaders Garb. We will soon have a standard uniform which you will be ex-

pected to buy. Keep your uniform neat and clean. Remember you are setting

an example.

Leaders Class. lie will meet once each week at a designated time and place

to go over the work fer the following week. Bring any problems you have to

that class. Attendance is requireé.

Leaders Menual. We will use as a general guide the Basic Field Manual of the

U. S. Army, FM 21-20. The physical education department will present you with

additional material from time to time.

10. Leaders Dressing Room. We are arranging for the leaders to dress in the

 

Faculty dressing room downstairs. You will be provided a key to the door
but should also have a lock for your locker.

Remember, = your cooperation, enthusiasm and leadership will not only sell
the program (if it needs selling), but you will also be doing the boys, the
University, the nation and yourselves a real service.