Craig Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Okay Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D4 Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 i liked every PE lesson even the athletics i used to shut up my bullies with my skills but sometimes they got jealous and so i just got beat up funny ting was i always hated sports day 79837[/snapback] AGREED! DEFO HATE SPORTS DAY. I'D ALWAYS BE NERVOUS AS F@CK Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D4 Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Okay 79874[/snapback] whats that for Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tomassi Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Okay 79874[/snapback] whats that for 79889[/snapback] dont worry about him he dates 15 yr olds (so durnerz says ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 but it was the backwards rolly polly's. .. I CUDNT DO THEM!!! I WAS NEVER TAUGHT AND THEREFORE DISPISE THEM AND THOUGHT OF THEM AS NOTHING BUT POTENTIAL NECK BREAKERS CUS I WAS NEVER TAUGHT HOW TO DO EM PROPERLY! 79867[/snapback] A combination of holding your head in properly, and getting enough momentum. Please note, I will not be demonstrating any gymnastics in person. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmalcfc Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Daniel Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Okay 79874[/snapback] whats that for 79889[/snapback] dont worry about him he dates 15 yr olds (so durnerz says ) 79893[/snapback] He is only 17 himself... Nothing wrong with that at all. I hated swimming the most, awful. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anish Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Other: basketball. Our PE teachers were obssessed with it - it's a bloody American sport ffs! I was also fecking useless at it too so embarrassed myself in front of the others Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samu Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Anish is that John Peacock and Jay Acharya. I remember you were saying you went to Rushey Mead and they still are about the best school in the county for basketball. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steven Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! 79918[/snapback] What is Beat the Ball? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scarby Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! 79918[/snapback] What is Beat the Ball? 80009[/snapback] you get a few sticks and a ball till it pops or spilts and breaks Beginners get basketballs then you move on to footballs, the rugbyballs, then tennis balls and lastly the golf ball. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anish Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Anish is that John Peacock and Jay Acharya. I remember you were saying you went to Rushey Mead and they still are about the best school in the county for basketball. 80005[/snapback] Yep John 'I can't speak' Peacock and Jay Acharya were my PE teachers, and they loved making us playing basketball. In fact, our PE lessons consisted of either football, basketball, cross country or bleep tests. We did rugby about once in my 5 years and tennis only a handful of times too. As for badminton, table tennis, athletics and the like, we never did them Peacock and Acharya weren't half good at football either though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wellman Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Bleep Test! Man that's so hard!! We allows do ours in blistering sunlight! Takes the mikey really! The Best things in PE: Football, Rugby, Volleyball!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scarby Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I cant believe you guys think the bleep test is hard last time i took it it would have been 5 maybe 6 years ago. I seemed to remember you could walk till level 7. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wellman Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I cant believe you guys think the bleep test is hard last time i took it it would have been 5 maybe 6 years ago. I seemed to remember you could walk till level 7. 80032[/snapback] That's not the point Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samu Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 Anish is that John Peacock and Jay Acharya. I remember you were saying you went to Rushey Mead and they still are about the best school in the county for basketball. 80005[/snapback] Yep John 'I can't speak' Peacock and Jay Acharya were my PE teachers, and they loved making us playing basketball. In fact, our PE lessons consisted of either football, basketball, cross country or bleep tests. We did rugby about once in my 5 years and tennis only a handful of times too. As for badminton, table tennis, athletics and the like, we never did them Peacock and Acharya weren't half good at football either though. 80027[/snapback] Thats good to hear, we have a staff footie match against the year 11's after easter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmalcfc Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! 79918[/snapback] What is Beat the Ball? 80009[/snapback] You have 4 posts that are set up like rounders, and then you have to hit the ball and run. But you have to get all the way round, while the fielders have to throw the ball from Post 1 round to Post 4, and try and stump you out. But we play it in the smallest sports hall in the world, so crammed in with fielders and batters, everyone just walks around. We only play it when its 'raining' or 'too cold' to go outside. I'd much rather freeze to death than play beat the ball! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steven Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! 79918[/snapback] What is Beat the Ball? 80009[/snapback] You have 4 posts that are set up like rounders, and then you have to hit the ball and run. But you have to get all the way round, while the fielders have to throw the ball from Post 1 round to Post 4, and try and stump you out. But we play it in the smallest sports hall in the world, so crammed in with fielders and batters, everyone just walks around. We only play it when its 'raining' or 'too cold' to go outside. I'd much rather freeze to death than play beat the ball! 80068[/snapback] Let's hope you don't have too much Beat the Ball then. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmalcfc Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I love P.E apart from Beat the Ball. But I don't think that counts as a sport anyway, it's so pointless! 79918[/snapback] What is Beat the Ball? 80009[/snapback] You have 4 posts that are set up like rounders, and then you have to hit the ball and run. But you have to get all the way round, while the fielders have to throw the ball from Post 1 round to Post 4, and try and stump you out. But we play it in the smallest sports hall in the world, so crammed in with fielders and batters, everyone just walks around. We only play it when its 'raining' or 'too cold' to go outside. I'd much rather freeze to death than play beat the ball! 80068[/snapback] Let's hope you don't have too much Beat the Ball then. 80075[/snapback] Already had too much No doubt got it tomorrow, even if it's bright sunshine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobbo Posted 17 March 2005 Share Posted 17 March 2005 I was immense at the bleep test when I was younger Just went on and on and on... Don't think I could do as well now! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shen Posted 18 March 2005 Share Posted 18 March 2005 I was immense at the bleep test when I was younger Just went on and on and on...Don't think I could do as well now! 80139[/snapback] Like those Duracell bunnies? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobbo Posted 18 March 2005 Share Posted 18 March 2005 I was immense at the bleep test when I was younger Just went on and on and on...Don't think I could do as well now! 80139[/snapback] Like those Duracell bunnies? 80163[/snapback] Stamina rating of 20 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Katy Posted 18 March 2005 Share Posted 18 March 2005 I was immense at the bleep test when I was younger Just went on and on and on...Don't think I could do as well now! 80139[/snapback] Like those Duracell bunnies? 80163[/snapback] Stamina rating of 20 80178[/snapback] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D4 Posted 18 March 2005 Share Posted 18 March 2005 whats P.E stand for. cus the teacher bumed it so hard in the showers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wilson Posted 18 March 2005 Share Posted 18 March 2005 P.E = Physical Education Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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