Author: Dave Day

‘Our Present Methods and Spirit are Fatal to Success’:
Coaching and Training in Britain 1912-1914

Posted by Dave Day | May 2, 2022 | Archival Research, Athletics, Playing Pasts Publications, Sport & Leisure History, Sport & Leisure on the Eve of WWI: edited Volume 2016 | 0

Playing Past is delighted to be publishing on Open Access – Sport and Leisure on the Eve of World...

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Entrepreneurial Pugilists of the Eighteenth Century

Posted by Dave Day | Dec 2, 2021 | Boxing, Playing Pasts Publications, Sporting Lives: edited Volume 2010 | 0

Playing Past is delighted to be publishing on Open Access – Sporting Lives, [ISBN...

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A ‘Remarkable Career of Public Usefulness’:
Birmingham Swimming Professor John Bates.

Posted by Dave Day | Nov 9, 2020 | Archival Research, Swimming & Diving, Women in Sport | 2

Swimming professors, entrepreneurs who built on their personal reputations to create careers for...

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‘Playing Pasts’ – Introduction

Posted by Dave Day | May 22, 2020 | Playing Pasts Publications, Playing Pasts: edited Volume 2020 | 0

Please cite this article as: Day, D. Introduction, In Day, D. (ed), Playing Pasts (Manchester: MMU...

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Jerry Jim’s Training Stable in Early Victorian Preston

Posted by Dave Day | May 14, 2020 | Athletics, Pedestrianism: edited Volume 2014, Playing Pasts Publications | 0

Please cite this article as: Day, D. Jerry Jim’s Training Stable in Early Victorian Preston,...

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