Walter Camp was the quintessential gentleman athlete and the father of American football. From his days as an undergraduate at Yale University, he made efforts to codify the rules of football and make it distinct from English rugby. He later created the line of scrimmage, "downs," and the All-America Football Team. Theodore Roosevelt urged him to reform football when players were being killed on the field. Camp popularized strength training and the ideal of themuscular physique for American boys, helping to redefine the ideal man of modern times.
Walter Camp was the quintessential gentleman athlete and the father of American football. From his days as an undergraduate at Yale University, he made efforts to codify the rules of football and make it distinct from English rugby. He later created the line of scrimmage, "downs," and the All-America Football Team. Theodore Roosevelt urged him to reform football when players were being killed on the field. Camp popularized strength training and the ideal of themuscular physique for American boys, helping to redefine the ideal man of modern times.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julie Des Jardins is the author of The Madame Curie Complex, Lillian Gilbreth: Redefining Domesticity, and Women and the Historical Enterprise in America: Gender, Race, and the Politics of Memory.
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Pre-game Commentary An Introduction to the Father of American Football First Quarter: Adolescence Chapter 1: Survival of the Fittest in New Haven, 1860s-1880 Chapter 2: The Disillusionment of After Life, 1883-1888 Second Quarter: Manhood Epitomized Chapter 3: Alice and All-Americanness, 1888-1891 Chapter 4: Manifest Destiny, 1892-1894 Chapter 5: Necessary Roughness? 1893-1894 Chapter 6: Martial, Marketable, and Masculine, 1895-1899 HALFTIME: The Yale Man at the Turn of the Century Third Quarter: Manhood Tested Chapter 7: Camp's Boyology: The Making of Eligible Men Chapter 8: Make Men, but Do Not Break Them--1903-1906 Chapter 9: Rewriting the Gridiron Narrative, 1906-1912 Chapter 10: Realizing Real All-Americans in the 1910s Chapter 11: Changing of the Guard, 1910-1916 Chapter 12: Preparing Men for Real Battle, 1917-1918 Chapter 13: Death and Democratization, 1919-1925 Postgame Analysis Notes
Pre-game Commentary An Introduction to the Father of American Football First Quarter: Adolescence Chapter 1: Survival of the Fittest in New Haven, 1860s-1880 Chapter 2: The Disillusionment of After Life, 1883-1888 Second Quarter: Manhood Epitomized Chapter 3: Alice and All-Americanness, 1888-1891 Chapter 4: Manifest Destiny, 1892-1894 Chapter 5: Necessary Roughness? 1893-1894 Chapter 6: Martial, Marketable, and Masculine, 1895-1899 HALFTIME: The Yale Man at the Turn of the Century Third Quarter: Manhood Tested Chapter 7: Camp's Boyology: The Making of Eligible Men Chapter 8: Make Men, but Do Not Break Them--1903-1906 Chapter 9: Rewriting the Gridiron Narrative, 1906-1912 Chapter 10: Realizing Real All-Americans in the 1910s Chapter 11: Changing of the Guard, 1910-1916 Chapter 12: Preparing Men for Real Battle, 1917-1918 Chapter 13: Death and Democratization, 1919-1925 Postgame Analysis Notes
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