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Markwart Herzog, Michael Krüger - Schwimmen

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

Schwimmen

Series: Sonderband Stadion

Volume 2024

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

„… five races.“The action is sometimes too swift for the camera”195Weissmuller.”89 If the Olympic Games …” „… constantly referred to questions of class, race, gender, and sexuality, to aspects of national belonging and …” „… figure was riding the wave using the typical rotating arm stroke and a flutter leg kick. In New York City …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783985721603

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STADION

Browse Volumes: STADION

STADION Volume 39 (2013) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3430

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Martin Polley The 1908 Olympics and the Entente Cordiale S. 29-42

„… Anthropology Days and Olympic Games: Sport, Race, and American Imperialism, Lincoln, NE 2008. 17 GEPPERT …” „… the Olympic Games in 2012, the overall setting was one of multiculturalism. This was London's first …” „… by the world. This was, of course, London's third Olympic Games, following on from those of 1948 and …”

doi.org/10.5771/0172-4029-2013-1

Rainer Schmitz, Johanna Söhnigen - Paul Schultze-Naumburg

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Rainer Schmitz, Johanna Söhnigen

Paul Schultze-Naumburg

2024

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CATALOGUE / KATALOG S. 124-233

„… were underpinned by antisemitic and race-ideological thought. As an opponent of democracy, he …” „… Volkstum or race.The antithesis to his Nordic-Germanic conception of national character was the suppos-edly …” „… retrospect, Schultze-Naumburg ›asserted his race-building ideas against Jewish malfeasance in practice …”

TOPIC / THEMATIK S. 18-123

„… transformers‹ 39 designed to bypass logical ›language thinking‹ 40 and imple-ment a Volkstum- or race-based …” „… and popularising the image of a supposedly inferior Jewish race.Avenarius also took on the guise of a …” „… consideration the practice of creating a German Volkstum- or race-based identity with the help of the …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783786175209

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Bill George

Victory in the Pool

2023

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16. “I GOT DOWN ON MY KNEES” S. 113-0

„… of suit coats and ties, native dress, and Olympic tracksuits. People of all races dance, jump, and …” „… Haines constructed a schedule that saw Spitz potentially competing in eight races in five days. From the …” „… first race on, the world would be counting how many gold medals Spitz won—and how many opportunities …”

22. TACT IS OVERRATED S. 167-182

„… opponents in the race, defending Olympic champion Michael Wenden of Australia, who had shocked the U.S. team …” „… favorite in his other races, many saw the 100-free as a toss-up. Defending Olympic champion Michael Wenden …” „… it through one final relay race. On the medal stand, Spitz put his arm around Heidenreich and offered …”

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 …” „… age, she was dominating recreational races by age five. Her talent was evident, and when she was nine …” „… , Olympic stars of the day. She swam so fast in the 1,650 that she could have qualified for the Senior …”

15. THE INVINCIBLE AMERICANS S. 105-112

„… Olympic trials. Pedersen, the pre-race favorite, felt if she could match her trial time of 59 seconds, she …” „… pressure of knowing that de Varona had overcome her fears to become an Olympic champion.Her first race was …” „… seemed to face was overconfidence. The first race, the women’s 400-meter medley relay, was expected to be …”

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

„… trials. Seven girls were in the race; five had not qualified for the Olympic team, including Arden Hills …” „… , described the emotions coursing through her as she prepared to race:I sat nervously at the edge of the crowd …” „… 8111THE AMERICAN GIRLS WERE READYA few hundred of the nation’s top swimmers headed to the Olympic …”

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

„… Olympic race he entered, he’d be branded a failure. He had proved that he was a great swimmer the year …” „… the cool weather got to him, and he couldn’t get loose for the race. The cruelty of the Olympic trials …” „… Olympic loss to Doug Russell. “I have a lot of respect for Russell. But he never broke my records, and to …”

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

„… every second of the race.Suddenly, like a man awakening from a trance, he sat straight upright on the …” „… realized: “Mike, if you do that, I’ll take you and Linda to dinner after the race.”“You’re on,” Burton …” „… overlooking the pool for a bird’s eye view of the race.Burton entered the water in the calm, confident manner …”

7. SWIMMING FOR THE ENEMY S. 41-52

„… of Ferris during the race.The medley began with the butterfly, and for the third straight time …” „… and turn judges to staff every race.Smeared with suntan lotion and clothed in white, sitting under big …” „… , Chavoor found Spitz another new coach: Hungarian immigrant and Olympic water polo hero Ervin Zador, head …”

10. THE GAUNTLET S. 69-80

„… Olympic Com-mittee was imposing on female athletes: “She went through an agonizing experience for a …” „… freestyle races and was drawing accolades like “amazing” and “stunning.” She was obliterating the …” „… day in the pool, and devoting her life to her sport. Chavoor figured she would make the Olympic team …”

19. “EVERYBODY’S SON” S. 137-148

„… rapidly and was seen as a possible Olympic champion, a prospect that gave her brother great …” „… of Sacramento, the [UCLA] Bruins’ two-time Olympic swim king, said he probably will swim for Sherm …” „… describe Burton’s pain-filled workouts and endurance at the end of races. Bloom heaped praise on Burton’s …”

2. AN ANTIQUATED MESS S. 13-16

„… , often infecting their spinal cords and leaving them unable to move their arms and legs. The sight of …” „… local swimming pool, tenderly lowering their children into the water and the arms of Red Cross volunteer …” „… stranglehold on deciding who advanced to the national champion-ships and the Olympic teams. Talented young …”

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

„… where an athlete’s race, religion, or eco-nomic background didn’t matter. His club would be a …” „… unusual at the time, and perhaps even now, as most swim and tennis clubs do not develop Olympic …” „… tube, wrap it around their ankles, and, using only their arms, “pull” for 1,000 yards; this was …”

24. “I LOVE YOU” S. 193-200

„… Gross by four-hundredths of a second in a race ranked as one of the most exciting in Olympic history …” „… 19324“I LOVE YOU”While many thought he was done producing Olympic champions, Chavoor had another …” „… got a banana in your ear?”1In 1970, Chavoor said ten-year-old Float would be on the 1976 Olympic team …”

doi.org/10.5771/9781538173725

Ina Fichtner - Technologien im Leistungssport 2

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Ina Fichtner (ed.)

Technologien im Leistungssport 2

Series: Schriftenreihe für Angewandte Trainingswissenschaft

Volume 2017

doi.org/10.5771/9783840312106

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