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Jürgen Innenmoser, Thomas Abel, Ralf Kuckuck - Behindertensport 1951-2011

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Jürgen Innenmoser (Hrsg.), Thomas Abel (Hrsg.), Ralf Kuckuck (Hrsg.)

Behindertensport 1951-2011

2015

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Researching Swimming: A Team Game S. 26-35

„… and Health Sciences. The University of Edinburgh. UK Researching Swimming: A Team Game 1 …” „… ……..………………………... 31 4 Development of Online Teaching Material for Swimming Coaches and Teachers ………….………... 33 5 …” „… Researching Swimming: A Team Game …”

Swimming with a Disability: Quantifying the Impact of Impairment on Health and Paralympic Competition S. 36-42

„… . Burkett (Australia) Swimming with a Disability: Quantifying the Impact of Impairment on Health and …” „… Swimming with a Disability …” „… to conduct this type of study for each sport. Furthermore, as in the case of swimming, some …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-11

„… Ross Sanders Researching Swimming: A Team Game …” „… ...................................................... 26 Ludovic Seifert Swimming with a Disability: Quantifying the Impact of Impairment on Health …”

Quantification of Training Load of Wheelchair Athletes S. 43-49

„… considered similar to that of cycling, running, or swimming, the training principles are not directly …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783840311154

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Bill George

Victory in the Pool

2023

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7. SWIMMING FOR THE ENEMY S. 41-52

„… 417SWIMMING FOR THE ENEMYWhen Mark Spitz left Chavoor and Arden Hills, he embarked on a long …” „… , wandering journey that would take him in search of a new swimming home and involve many twists of fate …” „… this critical time in his developmental swimming years, Spitz made little progress. In June 1964 …”

NOTES S. 201-222

„… Is,” Sports Il-lustrated, March 9, 1970, https://vault.si.com/vault/1970/03/09/swimming-isnt …” „… /swimming-isnt -everything-winning-is. 5. John R. McDermott, “Here Comes the Next Bubbling Generation,” Life …” „… /swimming-isnt -everything-winning-is.14. Frank Litsky, “George Haines, Coach of Elite Swimmers, Dies at 82,” New …”

INDEX S. 225-232

„… 225ABC’s Wide World of Sports, 61, 74, 83Adidas shoe controversy, 172–73age group swimming, 14–15 …” „… swimming, 14–15; early years, 13–14; Far Western meet, 26, 43; Float’s domination, 193; Japanese …” „… ; Spitz’s participation in, 29, 44. See also Sullivan Awardamateur status, 102, 127American Swimming Coaches …”

2. AN ANTIQUATED MESS S. 13-16

„… local swimming pool, tenderly lowering their children into the water and the arms of Red Cross volunteer …” „… and swimming instructor Beth Kaufman. In her early fifties, she recruited teenage girls to massage the …” „… stronger, the kids began swimming longer and longer distances, then began racing each other. Almost …”

5. GET A GOOD LOOKAT EACH OTHER S. 27-34

„… 275GET A GOOD LOOK AT EACH OTHERLegend has it that Mark Spitz was an instant swimming star. But …” „… Waikiki Beach every day. He immediately took to swimming, and his father taught him the basic crawlstroke …” „… club. Mark showed up without any interest in swimming and participated in various activities. But the …”

1. A PLACE IN THE WORLD S. 1-12

„… would help, and they threw me in swimming. I didn’t know much about swimming at all. The sport …” „… greatest Olym-pic swimming coaches. When he first met swimmers, he didn’t focus on their strokes; instead …” „… on a large estate.In 1946, Tak heard that the Sacramento YMCA was offering free swimming lessons, so …”

10. THE GAUNTLET S. 69-80

„… record in the 1,650-yard freestyle. Rival Claudia Kolb of Santa Clara, approaching her swimming prime …” „… was a critical month with two major events: the Santa Clara International Invitational Swimming and …” „… the The Gauntlet 711,500 meters. Swimming experts thought he had a considerable advantage in the …”

19. “EVERYBODY’S SON” S. 137-148

„… character, impressed by more than his toughness and swimming ability: “He should be my son. And yours …” „… third straight year by Swimming World and was nominated for the Associated Press Athlete of the Year, an …” „… measuring stick for his star swimmers. The championships were held in the Los Angeles Swimming Stadium at …”

18. INDIANA CALLING S. 129-136

„… natural choice since its head coach, Don Gambril, had been the assistant Olympic swimming coach. Before …” „… on an excursion to South America for some swimming exhibitions. For Spitz, the relaxing Latin scene …” „… initiative and tracked Counsilman down for a one-on-one meeting. Indiana had dominated college swimming for a …”

17. BEAT ’EM, MURDER ’EM S. 125-128

„… keep her swimming.Coming off the highs of the Olympic victories, the exciting foreign trips, and the …” „… teachers, one of whom gave Meyer a grade of B in precision swimming.There were no easy days for the …” „… swimming. Chavoor thought she was just approaching her peak years, and she could win seven gold medals at …”

16. “I GOT DOWN ON MY KNEES” S. 113-0

„… slipped away. Spitz’s first event went perfectly for him. He was swimming with Zac Zorn, Steve Rerych, and …” „… one of them would win swimming’s marquee event. They had overlooked Michael Wenden of Australia, who …” „… time, the 100-meter butterfly, one of the most complex and painful swimming strokes, was an Olympic …”

9. IT FELT REAL EASY S. 59-68

„… 599IT FELT REAL EASYWhile Arden Hills was becoming a swimming powerhouse, the swimmers’ former …” „… . Schollander had recently returned to California after his spring term at Yale, where the college swimming …” „… the Poolman of swimming. He said he “worried about having a competitor as good as Mark Spitz. Already …”

20. THE GOAL OF ANY ATHLETE S. 149-158

„… collection to take snapshots of the action when he wasn’t swimming.In his first event, the 200-meter fly that …” „… admiration so desperately sought since his humiliation at the 1968 Olympics. He was cocaptain of the swimming …” „… have to gain by swimming in another Olympics? He’d won the Sullivan Award, already had two gold Olympic …”

24. “I LOVE YOU” S. 193-200

„… be considered old for a swimmer by the time they began, he was determined to stay in swimming and …” „… ; in fact, I looked up and thought the clock was wrong,” he said.4 Float continued swimming at USC and …” „… corporation headed by a local dentist whose kids had been in Chavoor’s swimming program for many years. The …”

8. PAIN AND AGONY S. 53-58

„… . Johnny Weissmuller was one of the early American swimming stars. He parlayed his five gold medals in the …” „… nonsense and had their athletes drill and practice until they dropped. As Chavoor studied swimming, he …” „… became convinced that the key to swimming success was to focus not on refining stroke mechanics but on …”

3. A CLUB TO FIT HIS VISION S. 17-22

„… coaching at the Sacramento Elks Club in early 1951. The Elks had a private swimming pool, and Chavoor was …” „… ethnic prejudices, and elitism of the swimming world behind. He decided to create his own world, a world …” „… Way, and Joan is credited with originating the club’s name, Arden Hills Swimming and Tennis Club. With …”

22. TACT IS OVERRATED S. 167-182

„… swimming.The media took a dim view of Spitz’s actions. “Spitz the Runaround, Idiot, Jerk,”13 one headline read …” „… Arden Hills teammate Dave Fairbank swimming in his place. Fairbank helped his team set a world record …” „… coaches and doctors that swimming could permanently injure his lung and even threaten his life. After a …”

23. “OUR GREATEST HOPESAND OUR WORST FEARS” S. 183-192

„… in his status as the new golden boy of swimming. His coaches, Pete Daland, George Haines, Sherm …” „… .” Chavoor was using him. “The swimming coach knew that my AP bulletin would go not only to the United States …” „… few days, he signed with the William Morris Agency, the same firm that had helped land swimming star …”

15. THE INVINCIBLE AMERICANS S. 105-112

„… had the honor and the pressure of swimming the anchor leg. But it turned out to be no easy go, as the …” „… swimming tradition.As the teams warmed up, the loud Mexican crowd was clearly behind the underdog Aussies …” „… wishes were starting to come true.1Even though she had already claimed gold, Pedersen was swimming scared …”

Preface

„… : Chavoor, Sherman, 1919–1992. | Swimming—United States—History—20th century. | Swimming coaches—United …” „… The Best Rivalry Going 35 7 Swimming for the Enemy 41 8 Pain and Agony 53 9 It Felt Real Easy 5910 The …” „… , California, I was a small twelve-year-old girl with a big dream of winning a swimming medal in the Olympics …”

6. THE BEST RIVALRY GOING S. 35-40

„… approached every practice like an Olympic race—that it awed and inspired her. Soon Sue was swimming more than …” „… swimming was a joy for her, and she embraced a life that revolved around swimming, eating, and school …” „… . After a few weeks in Chavoor’s pool, she realized “swimming was for real,” and soon she was closing in …”

11. THE AMERICAN GIRLS WERE READY S. 81-86

„… trials at 7,377 feet in a ski area in the Sierra Nevada.The men’s swimming trials were held in an …” „… were first, at the historic Los Angeles Swimming Stadium, a beautiful art deco facility next to the …” „… Coliseum, where women’s swimming history was made during the 1932 Olympics. 82 Victory in the …”

21. THE FRIENDLY BAVARIAN CAPITAL S. 159-166

„… magazine. After discussing Spitz’s swimming accomplishments, Kennedy asked if he felt any irony as a Jew …” „… still subject to gaffes, had overcome his demons to mature and develop as a great swimmer.12The swimming …” „… conclud-ing Monday, September 4. When swimming finished, the other events continued until the closing ceremony …”

12. CHALK ONE UP FOR THE TALL MEN S. 87-94

„… building spree to enhance its sports facilities. The town hosted seven Olympic trials, and men’s swimming …” „… knock Don Schollander off as the king of America swimming. But Spitz would face many other rivals who …” „… issued to Ferris since he had started swimming for him at age eight: “GO OUT FAST!” Ferris took the lead …”

4. SHOW ME WHAT YOU CAN DO S. 23-26

„… 234SHOW ME WHAT YOU CAN DOOne of the world’s greatest swimmers began competitive swimming due to a …” „… headed toward the glittering swimming pool, feeling the stares of the towel-clad swimmers. Chavoor …” „… hours a day, seven days a week. His specialty became distance swimming, especially the arduous 1,650 …”

13. EVERYBODY HAD AN AGENDA S. 95-98

„… was unable to find any account of Haines’s actions that day. Chavoor described Haines as a swimming …” „… handwriting: “HAPPINESS IS THREE GOLD MEDALS.”14The U.S. swimming team arrived in Mexico City on October 10 …” „… would be living in for the fortnight.The swimming events began on October 17, so the swimmers had to …”

REFERENCES S. 223-224

„… . Breakthrough Swimming. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 2002.Foster, Richard J. Mark Spitz: The Extraordinary …” „… Surface: The History of Competitive Swimming. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2021.Manchester, William …”

14. AN ABSENCE OF ORDER S. 99-104

„… majority of the swimming events, but almost all of them.Adding to the pressure was that for the first time …” „… contracted it were hoping they would not be struck down the day of their event. Swimming World noted that if …” „… to compete at maximum condition.”14Pedersen turned fifteen the night before the swimming competition …”

doi.org/10.5771/9781538173725

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Mary Lawlor

Fighter Pilot's Daughter

2013

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11 The Discipline of Synchronized Swimming S. 143-148

„… for swim-ming lessons at the post recreation center. All the kids were divided upby age and, except …” „… swimming was. “It’s like waterballet,” Mom said. Thorp rocked his head side-to-side and grimaced alittle …” „… taking the swimming lessons we’d come for. Instead, we wouldbe members of a team. Synchronized …”

14 Transition Out of America S. 165-176

„… United States was a floating city. It had three restaurants andfive snack bars, a swimming pool, a beauty …” „… swim-ming pool was closed, the bars shut down. People were sick and fright-174 CHAPTER 14ened. Attendance at …”

27 A Beaker of the Warm South S. 281-292

„… CHAPTER 27Swimming below Fritz’s apartment one morning, I was distracted bya strange blur on the horizon …” „… swimming pool. They were all wired for electricity. Atnight, the long valleys and mountainsides lay in …”

Preface

„… Synchronized Swimming 14312 Saint Brigit/Bardot 14913 Back to the Swamps 15314 Transition Out of America 16515 …”

Index S. 319-322

„… , 282–289, 290–292 infant model for Saks, 52; andGermany, East, 2, 193, 196, 197 synchronized swimming …”

5 Camping Out in Miami and Topsail S. 75-92

„… us.Mom seemed to thrive there. She loved the swimming and sailing.Other Marine wives, women she liked …” „… both keenon swimming lessons for the four of us. They’d both been excellentswimmers since childhood. In …”

19 New Constellations S. 215-224

„… , including my Catholic girl stories, the synchronized swim-ming. They laughed at my visions of the Ordettes …”

1 Learning to Fly S. 23-38

„… Hill, Jack went through a rigorousathletic program, including a week each of track, swimming …”

doi.org/10.5771/9781442222014

Markwart Herzog, Michael Krüger - Schwimmen

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Markwart Herzog (Hrsg.), Michael Krüger (Hrsg.)

Schwimmen

Reihe: Sonderband Stadion

Band 2024

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Dave Day, Margaret Roberts Unintended Consequences: Women’s Work in Nineteenth-Century English Swimming Baths S. 223-258

„… swimming-related activities and helps to trace their career trajectories. There are some caveats, however. The use …” „… BathsWhile the provision of swimming-related careers for women had never been an objective for the …” „… within the new public baths. Every swimming-related life-course reflected the context in which it was …”

Olaf Stieglitz “The action is sometimes too swift for the camera:” Visualizing Modernity in American Swimming Pools S. 163-200

„… he was responsible for advancing women’s swimming.“The action is sometimes too swift for the camera …” „… announcing Daniels’ decision to retire.25 Daniels, Speed Swimming.“The action is sometimes too swift for the …” „… mostly remembered for her innovations in swimming/bathing fashion as well as for her career as a water …”

Christine Hieb Swimming in Urban Waters at the Turn of the 20th Century: Modernisation – Standardisation – Sportification. A Case Study on the Berlin Stadtbad Mitte S. 139-162

„… Swimming in Urban Waters at the Turn of the 20th Century: Modernisation – Standardisation …” „… century, swimming in the waters of industrialising cities was reinvented. Bathing in open water was …” „… , lakes and ports inaccessible and unhealthy for urbanites. Meanwhile, swimming pools were introduced as a …”

Michael Thomas Die Gesellschaft der Magdeburger Sommerschwimm-Anstalt von 1835: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Schwimmens vor dessen Versportung S. 121-138

„… Magdeburg Summer Swimming Institute of 1835: A Contribution to the History of Swimming before the …” „… Establishment of Modern Swimming Sports – The reassessment of swimming at the end of the Enlightenment era was …” „… associated with the spread of swimming among the middle classes. The military also played a pioneering role …”

Alexander Priebe Der Schwimmbadbau in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus S. 45-60

„… Der Schwimmbadbau in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus Alexander Priebe*Abstract. Swimming Pool …” „… Construction During the National Socialist Era – While central showers and swimming pools were first built in …” „… the big cities of the Wilhelmine Empire (1871–1918), swimming pool construction expanded to …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… HiebSwimming in Urban Waters at the Turn of the 20th Century: Modernisation – Standardisation – Sportification …” „… the camera:” Visualizing Modernity in American Swimming Pools 163Geschlechterhistorische …” „… RobertsUnintended Consequences: Women’s Work in Nineteenth-Century English Swimming Baths 223Alexandra RegiertDer …”

Matthias Oloew Erholungs- oder Erziehungsanstalt? Ein Beitrag zur Entwicklungs- und Kulturgeschichte des Freibads S. 23-44

„… day.Keywords. Open-Air Swimming Pool; Weimar Republic; Sport; Recreation; Swimming.In der …” „… Development and Cultural History of the Open-Air Swimming Pool – In the evolutionary and architectural history …” „… of the open-air swimming pool in Germany, the period following World War I stands out in particular …”

Erik Eggers Der erste Profi: der „Kurbäder-Schwimmer“ Otto Kemmerich, 1886–1952 S. 85-118

„… competitive swimming at the age of 34 he made worldwide headlines with his spectacular projects. After …” „… watch, which he integrated in his custom swimming gloves. Kemmerich was the first person to swim from …” „… Swimmer; Openwater Swimming; Endurance Swimming; Water Proof Wristwatch; Sport and Tourism; Seaside …”

Jan-Hinnerk Antons Heilmittel, Sinnesrausch, Ertüchtigung: Das Bad im Meer als konstitutives Element des modernen Ostseetourismus S. 63-84

„… Swimming-Pools. Hotels und Campingplätze warben ab den 1970er Jahren zunehmend mit dieser Neuerung, die nicht nur …” „… human-sea relationship and thus the foundations of sea bathing.Keywords. Tourism; Baltic Sea; Swimming …”

Alexandra Regiert Der Bikini im Spannungsfeld von Emanzipation und Objektifizierung S. 259-291

„… für den populärer werdenden Schwimmsport – die „National Swimming Society“ wurde bereits 1836 in …” „… expliziter Damenschwimmclub wurde in England mit dem „Lady Codagan Swimming Club“ gegründet; vgl. Bachmann …” „… LIFE-Magazin räumte ein, dass der knappe Zweiteiler im Zuge der weiteren Verbreitung privater Swimmingpools nun …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783985721603

Timo Storck, Andreas Hamburger, Karin Nitzschmann, Gerhard Schneider, Peter Bär - François Ozon

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Timo Storck (Hrsg.), Andreas Hamburger (Hrsg.), Karin Nitzschmann (Hrsg.), Gerhard Schneider (Hrsg.), Peter Bär (Hrsg.)

François Ozon

Reihe: Im Dialog: Psychoanalyse und Filmtheorie

Band 2019

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Jochen Hörisch Das nasse Element. Filmanalytische Anmerkungen zu François Ozons Swimming Pool (2003) S. 71-80

„… Ozons Swimming Pool (2003) Jochen Hörisch Jochen Hörisch 72 Neben der unübersehbaren und auch häufig …” „… selbstredend muss sie auch die beiden Filme enthalten, die sich den Titel »Swimming Pool« teilen: Fran çois …” „… Abb. 3: Swimming Pool (2003) von François Ozon Das nasse Element 73 viele Cineasten nicht recht …”

Timo Storck Täuschung und subjektive Wahrheit in den Filmen François Ozons. Einleitung und Überblick S. 7-14

„… Der andere Lieb haber, Eine neue Freundin, 8 Frauen, Unter dem Sand, Swimming Pool, In ihrem Haus …” „… Unter dem Sand, Swimming Pool oder Frantz, immer wieder mit einer Uneindeutigkeit der Darstellung und …” „… (8 femmes, 2001), Swimming Pool (2003), Die Zeit, die bleibt (Le temps qui reste, 2005), Rückkehr …”

Gerhard Midding Doppeltes Spiel. François Ozons Kino der Verwandlung S. 15-26

„… Filme auf dem euro päischen Markt; Swimming Pool (2003) hin gegen findet zwei Drittel seines Publikums …” „… tikers Juan Mayorga. Swimming Pool und Angel (2006) entstehen zum Teil oder komplett in Großbritannien …” „… , als er Charlotte Rampling die Hauptrollen in Sous le sable und Swimming Pool anträgt (Abb. 4). Abb …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… Das nasse Element 71 Filmanalytische Anmerkungen zu François Ozons Swimming Pool (2003) Jochen …”

Dietrich Stern Gestalten inneren Erlebens. Zur Musik in Frantz (2016) und 8 Frauen (2002) S. 39-46

„… Verfügung (zum Beispiel Unter dem Sand, 2000, Swimming Pool, 2003, Jung und schön, 2013, Eine neue …”

doi.org/10.30820/9783837974270

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