Coaching and Care of Athletes

ILLUSTRATIONS n~ Na I. THE AuTHOR Frontispiece II. THE 'WHITE HousE' oF FINNISH SPoRT 28 III. MASSAGE AND RELAXATION 29 rv. CoACHING AT THE ENGLISH SuMMER ScHooL, 1937 32 v. THE HIGH AND Low HuRDLEs 33 vr. CoACHEs AND CHAMPIONs 38 VII. MIDDLE-DISTANCE MASTERS 39 VIII. YALE, U.S.A., 1937 48 IX. OLD-TIME CHAMPIONS 49 X. HISTORIC STARS 54 XI. PAST AND PRESENT GIANTS 55 XII. THE ENGLISH ScHOOL OF ATHLETICS 58 XIII. THE ENGLISH ScHooL OF ATHLETICs AND THE ENGLISH SUMMER SCHOOL xrv. MoRE WoRLD-BEATERs XV. FROM ONE GENERATION TO ANOTHER xvr. SuMMER ScHooL INSTRUCTION XVII. LINE WoRK AND A PERFECT LAY-OUT XVIII. lOO METRES OLYMPIC HEAT, 1936 XIX. STARTING AI'.TD FULL-SPEED STYLE xx. CoRNERING AND FINISHING XXI. RELAXATION AFTER SPRINT EFFORT XXII. START AND FINISH 59 g6 97 140 141 176 177 192 1 93 214 XXIII. QuARTER-MILE AcTION (A. G. K. BRowN, GREAT BRITAIN) 215 xxrv. WoRLD's RECORD 1500 METREs 240 xxv. DISTANCE AcTION AND CoRNERING INDOORS 241 xxvr. PERFECT DisTANCE FoRM 256 XXVII. RELAY RACING 257 XXVIII. POINTS IN HURDLING 288 xxrx. J. P. KNIGHT, OxFORD UNIVER ITY AND GREAT BRITAIN 289 13