Riding on electrocore: how to train passengers of the Titanic and other ships

The path from Europe to America on an ocean liner of the early XX century took almost a week. It is clear that the passengers needed something to occupy this time. Someone spent hours in restaurants, someone slept someone read. And the most advanced, struggling with boredom, went to the gym.

1. Best exercise equipment was equipped with the "Titanic": the disposal of the passengers was a rowing machine, a power counterweight, "Electroworld, electrocon", weights, punching bags and exercise bikes. In a terrible night of 14 April 1912 when the ship collided with an iceberg, the physical education instructor T. W. Mccawley, refused to leave the ship and died.

2. The Gymnasium Of The Titanic. Besides him, on the liner there was even a heated pool.

3. Rowing machine on the Titanic.

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5. Gym liner "Franconia", sunk by a German submarine in 1916.

6. In the gym on Board the transatlantic liner "Homeric" (1922).

7. In the gym of the liner "SS Bermuda" (mid-1920-ies).

8. Gym on Board the "Victoria" (1930).

9. Gym transatlantic liner "Neptunia".

10. The woman goes on overhead bar in the gym of the ocean liner "SS Bremen" (1930).

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12. The Ship "Victoria" (1930).

13. On Board the ship "Vulcania" (1930).

14. Workers set up the bikes on the liner "Queen Mary" (1932).

15. The canadian Pacific liner "Duchess of Bedford" (1931).