Outdoor Sports and Games

audiobook

Outdoor Sports and Games

by Claude Harris Miller

EN·~7 hours·128 chapters

Chapters

128 total
1

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:33
2

I. INTRODUCTORY

20:02
3

II. THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

4:53
4

A SECOND-CLASS SCOUT

0:48
5

FIRST-CLASS SCOUT

1:40
6

THE SCOUTS’ LAW

16:23
7

THE PATROL

1:12
8

POINTS OF INTEREST

0:48
9

HOW TO ORGANIZE A TROOP

3:05
10

PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES FOR SCOUTS

0:20

Description

This practical guide treats the human body as a finely tuned machine, urging readers to care for it through regular outdoor activity. Using the familiar image of a well‑maintained bicycle, the author shows how neglect or reckless use can wear us down, while sensible exercise keeps us strong for life. The book blends clear health advice with lively anecdotes about the joy of play, reminding us that even adults benefit from the simple pleasures of games once thought only for children.

From fishing and ski‑running to swimming, canoeing, tennis, and golf, each sport is described with vivid illustrations and helpful tips on technique and safety. The author also celebrates classic children’s pastimes—camping, marbles, hoop‑rolling—showing how they build confidence and camaraderie, especially for those who may feel less athletic. Emphasizing fair play and inclusion, the text encourages every reader, regardless of size or skill, to find a way to move outdoors and stay healthy.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (436K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-07-16

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Claude Harris Miller

b. 1875

Best remembered for practical early-20th-century guides, this American author wrote about outdoor play, gardening, and home building with an easy, hands-on spirit. His books reflect a time when fresh air, useful skills, and learning by doing were closely tied together.

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