PE isn't that bad or atleast in Australia it isn't that bad. The theory of PE is called PDH in Australia and it is taught as a seperate subject to PE. You learn about healthy diets and drugs and sex and all that stuff your parents don't want to tell you about. In PE we play sports and do all that physical stuff. I don't really know your feelins towards PE it's hard to tell but PE isn't that bad and it doesn't take up much time on the timetable. you do need PE. America is the fatest country in the world and PE will teach you how not to end up as a figure. Don't know what this credit thing is but in Australia you need PE to pass the year 10 certificate and then you can drop it and focus on what you want to study. Next year i will drop PE and it will just be a boring memory and i suspect you will do the same when the time comes.neonsword13-ops said:So in my starting year of Highschool in about a month, every student needs to have one credit of physical education in order to pass to the new grade. There are only two classes to choose from, endurance building (Muscle building I guess) and Sports practice. I obviously picked the endurance training because I do not want to be with all the neanderthals and I have a very slender figure. (Does not help that i'm a nerd too.)
So I question the Escapist members about mandatory Physical Ed.: What's the point?
There is no point in having physical education. It's our life. Our build. I think we have enough power to decide what we want to do with our bodies, correct?
Can you help me understand this "Theory" of P.E.? I'm some what ignorant of these thing called rules in school.
Edit: I work out at my local gym. A lot.
If i haven't made it clear enough i agree with mandatory PE even though i didn't really like it.