US Army Indian (War) Club Swinging History 101
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Загружено: 2024-08-18
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A team of US Army officers, NCO's and civilians rediscovered military Indian club swinging at Fort Benning, GA in 1994. Club swinging was part of US Army physical readiness training doctrine beginning in the late-1800's at West Point Military Academy under the leadership of Herman J. Koehler, a German Turner and gymnastics master. As sports and games began to dominate American physical culture beginning in around the early-1900's, club swinging slowly faded away. This short video tells that story.
In the early-1990's, soldiers at Fort Benning, GA began studying previous US Army club swinging doctrine and applying it to current known principles of biomechanics, kinesiology and human movement science. Other units across the Army began to practice, and it eventually spread to civilian sector as Perform Better (a leader in human performance equipment) began to include it in their yearly Perform Better Summits. Today, club swinging is widely discussed and practiced.
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