What is Gymnastics
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Zweite AufUge. Bazel. 1867. P. 48.
16 WhcLt Is GymncLStlcs ?
all times ready to admit of improvement, but not until it has been clearly and undisputably shown that the pro- posed improvements are really such, and not idle illusions, which, under a high-sounding name and an apparently scientific garb, are calculated to impress and mislead the inexperienced. " ^ Granted that the Germans have thrown out a large mass of the curiosities from the days of Spiess, which stood forth in sharp contrast to... Ling's simple procedure. Grant that they thereby have gained a real improvement, not "an idle illusion. " Grant that this exclusion of a large number of unnecessary forms, by which they have approached the ideals of the Swedes somewhat, has been a result of internal development among the Germans themselves, a growth of their own common sense, and I for one am perfectly willing to admit this and very much more, if we only sometime could get rid of the "jalousie de metier" which prevails between the two schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zweite AufUge. Bazel. 1867. P. 48.
16 WhcLt Is GymncLStlcs ?
all times ready to admit of improvement, but not until it has been clearly and undisputably shown that the pro- posed improvements are really such, and not idle illusions, which, under a high-sounding name and an apparently scientific garb, are calculated to impress and mislead the inexperienced. " ^ Granted that the Germans have thrown out a large mass of the curiosities from the days of Spiess, which stood forth in sharp contrast to... Ling's simple procedure. Grant that they thereby have gained a real improvement, not "an idle illusion. " Grant that this exclusion of a large number of unnecessary forms, by which they have approached the ideals of the Swedes somewhat, has been a result of internal development among the Germans themselves, a growth of their own common sense, and I for one am perfectly willing to admit this and very much more, if we only sometime could get rid of the "jalousie de metier" which prevails between the two schools.
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