Thank you for your kind observations. My proposal is VERY incomplete. I wrote it to be as brief and to-the-point as possible so that, perhaps, it might actually be read. Our library bookshelves groan with the weight of excellent Aryan books that no one seems to get around to reading!

Also, the weakest point in my own personal educational experience is precisely in physical education. There is a good reason for that: I’m quite near-sighted. If not for that I’d no doubt never have read so many of those fine Aryan books myself either. So your suggestions are most welcome and do much to rectify that weak point in my essay.

AS has made an apt observation that my expression “fitness education” implies a sickly population in need of remedial measures. He noted the best means to achieve a healthy population would be an active life that would reduce the time and effort required for physical education.

Yours in Our Aryanist Educational Kamph,

oregoncoug

Inspiring ideas indeed. With regard to physical education, however, your proposal is incomplete. Although there is no doubt about the benefits of the activities you mentioned, they should be supplemented with track and field events and at least one combat sport chosen amongst these four: fencing, wrestling, boxing or judo. I think there are no doubts as to the benefits of running or throwing the javelin and the discus.
But the general outline you offer is very appealing indeed.

Aryan greetings,

Rupert Sackville