1. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

2. Man moves according :
 to their satisfaction
 needs and necessity

3. Hunting wild animals

4. Fishing along the rivers

5.  Sometimes they engage murder for their protection

6.  Dance and play

7. ANCIENT ORIENTAL COUNTRIES

8. China is concerned only by their intellectual
excellence and they neglect physical activities.
Military training in ancient China includes:
ANCIENT CHINA

9. Wrestling Pugilism

10. Fencing Tripod lifting

11. Horse-racing Hunting and swimming

12. Kong-fu

13. INDIA
 Physical education is strongly influenced
by their religious belief.
 They focus on spiritual needs, not the
needs of the body and worldly things.

14.  Throwing  Tumbling

15.  Chariot races  Riding elephants
and horses

16.  Playing marbles  Swordsmanship

17.  Dancing  Wrestling and foot
races

18. Yoga

19. 
The civilizations of ancient Egypt, Assyria,
Babylonia, Syria, Palestine and Persia believed
that the strong drive to physical education and
sports would provide to them a strong and
powerful military army.
ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN COUNTRIES

20. 
Egyptian youths were reared in a manner
involving much physical activity. As young boys
they were instructed in the use of various
weapons of war, such as..
Egypt

21. 
Bow and arrow Battle axe

22. 
Mace lance
and shield

23. 
Marching Running

24. 
Jumping Pirouetting

25. 
Their main objective was building an empire
through military aggression. A strong army
Persian army meant a healthy and physically fit
army.
Persia

26. 
Running Slinging

27. 
Shooting a bow Throwing a
javelin

28. 
Riding and
hunting
Marching

29. thank you.
end.

30. Additional
• Archery • Split-feather dance

31. • Whole-feather dance • Battle dance

32. • Jujitsu • Polo

33. • Tug-of-war • Kite flying