【College Activities】019+ “Physical Education Class” + dlutyj

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This post was last edited by Waqi Xiqi Jun on 2015-9-13 00:36. Physical education classes in college were quite flexible; as long as the schedule allowed, one could choose the sport they preferred. First year, first semester: Taekwondo. I don’t know what came over me at the time, but I dragged my best friend along to learn taekwondo. For someone like me who has no athletic talent, learning taekwondo is truly a tough challenge. Jogging, high-knee running, sprinting, frog jumps, relay running, leg stretching. . . Wait, after completing a series of warm-ups, I was already sweating profusely. . Then there are also a series of difficult moves, like kicking and things like that. . . The final exam is the stepping stone. . After three make-up exams, I finally passed with a score of 60. . In my first year of college, there were trial classes in swimming and bowling. Many people signed up for the swimming classes, reportedly just so they could take free baths. But my thought at that time was very simple: it’s great to learn a skill. . So, I went. . . The first time I went into the water, it was the teacher who threw me in. . . Flailing around in the water, yet I didn’t drown. . . So, during the second class, I jumped down by myself. After five lessons, I only learned the breaststroke. . It can’t breathe yet. To the point that now when people ask me, I say this: I can swim, but I can only float. . Moreover, the head floats downward. . Then, this answer was given: That’s a floating corpse. . In my sophomore year, for volleyball, having experienced it twice in my freshman year, I decided to choose a course that I had already taken. Volleyball. I still overestimate myself. On the first day of volleyball class, my arms were still covered in bruises. . Moreover, because I have little strength. The serve never crossed the net. . . The exam is like a competition; your position is determined by drawing lots. I had to trade a meal for the lot that assigned me the role of the libero (who doesn’t have to serve). Moreover, I managed to save a ball at a critical moment; it was that ball that finally helped me score over 80 points in my physical education class. . . Once I started working, I didn’t exercise as often. Looking back now, it was quite fun at that time too. . .