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How to Get Strong and How to Stay So

by William Blaikie

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Appendix VII

Taken from Maclaren’s “Physical Education.” Showing the result of one year’s continuous practice.

The following Table shows in another form the Results of the System; not by Brief Courses or Periods of Voluntary Attendance, but by a Year’s Steady Practice from Birthday to Birthday, with two Articled Pupils, the Younger being 16, the Elder 20:

MEASUREMENTS, ETC.INCREASE.
Case.Date.Age.Height.Weight.Chest.Forearm.Upper arm.Height.Weight.Chest.Forearm.Upper arm.
Yrs.Ft.In.St.Lbs.In.In.In.In.Lbs.In.In.In.
A.1861, Oct. 17.16523/471031891/4
1862, Apr. 17.″54812341/210111/411/41631/222
″ Oct. 17.17543/4933610111/43/4511/2″″
Subsequent Measurement.
1863, Mar. 23.18563/81010371/2111/41315/82111/211/413/4
B.1862, Feb. 24.20581/2101334111/4113/4
″ Aug. 24.″587/8114381/212123/43/8541/23/41
1862, Feb. 24.21″1171/240121/2131/4″31/211/21/21/2
Thus in the year’s work the increase was—
Height.Weight.Chest.Forearm.Upper arm.
In.Lbs.In.In.In.
With the younger221522
With the elder3/881/2611/411/2

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