Subject: P.E class

nope and we are the smallest school in our county! We just have great teachers, but now we also have a new Sports Hall located on the school grounds so we can use that aslo so we can use the gym, do 5 a side footy, badminton, basketball and loads of new stuff. Also on our school ground we have;
-) 2 rugby pitches
-) 1 footy/hockey pitch
-) 3 full size tennis courts
-) 1 MUGA (which also accomodates another tennis court and also has markings for basketball.
-) Cricket pitch
-) external long jump it

Not bad for the smallest school in our county. The biggest school in our county has;
-) an athletics track all marked out etc.
-) more tennis courts
-) astroturf
-) and all the things we have in our school but i have never seen a MUGA there.

Even though we have less facilities, the standard of ours beats theirs. All their tennis courts are all tatty, broken nets etc. too many markings you get confused. Their rugby pitches are just rubbish, broken wooden posts and is based on an uneven terrain. Us on the other hand look after our facilities, our rugby posts are metal and not damaged, also the pitch is on a nearly flat terrain with only a possible 10 degrees slant at the most. The MUGA and tennis courts are in great condition, and being smart we colour code our lines unlike the other school who just use white. Our football pitch is okay, a bit of wear in the goal section though and we need new posts.

Hey, you know I'm a student
And we have 2 P.E lessons in a week
Our lessons are 40 mins.
Generally we were free in P.E lessons but this year we are learning something
Example; We learned football's rules last week :)
It is like that but in Turkey, generally P.E lessons are student freedom, talking freely lesson :D

And we have got a football pitch, basketball pots(baskets), a volleyball net and etc., a swimming pool, a xystus.
But in my country there are few schools like mine..
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* then we play a football game which, I don´t know how it´s called in english, but I bet all of you have played it. (loser of the game will bend over ass towards the ball

we play a similar game at break time in the mugga. Basically the jist is there is one keeper and we have to get 5 goals against him by only doing headers and volleys. Do score a volley you must do a header first and to do a volley you must be outside the box. If the keeper catches the ball or someone scores by not headering or volleying (cant be set up by yourself or be a half volley), the person who did it is then in goal. If you manage to get 5 goals past the keeper (very rare usually), the keeper will then have to bend over against the MUGA fence and anyone playing will get to take a pen to hit him in the arse. There are several theories from then, some play;
-) If you miss him you go against the fence also
-) If you miss him but shoot under this line on the fence you dont go and bend over
-) If you miss him but shoot over the line you do go and bend over

It is quite painful on a cold day

gayest game ever. speaking from experience.

gayest game ever. speaking from experience.

GAYEST? what does it mean?

lol,

full of gay, basically :)

In Poland we had a bit different type of game. You could score only by header or long shot, but if you missed the target then you entered the goal. Also if the keeper catches the ball direclty after shot/pass, when the ball does not touch the ground, then everyone has to stay in one place, and the keeper can throw the ball at the player. If he hits the player, then the hitter guy enters the goal.

50 minutes a lesson, every Thursday we have a triple lesson (so 150 minutes) but one is usually a theory, then on Friday's we have 1 lesson of compulsory (either Football, Rugby, Fitness or Badminton)

I prefer Wembley.

Basically, 1 keeper, and at least 4/5 others, and you have to score either 1 or 2 goals (depending on what is chosen) to go through to the next round, and the last 1-3 (depending on how many is playing) remaining in a round are out.

I'm usually the lucky one in that game. :P

i have exlpained our PE lessons in general already lol

I also know a type of football game that we call 'running game'.
Basically you're outside the penalty area and have to score or else you have to exchange places with the keeper. While you're running to the goal the former goal keeper can pass the ball quickly to the next player which can take advantage of you not being at the goal yet.
Harder rules allow penalties for everyone outside if someone hits the crossbar or a penalty for the one that hits a post.
Winner is the last win who still hasn't conceded X goals (X is chosen before the game starts).

I can say how does it works at my studies. We can choose a P.E faculty since second semester and we're able to choose a lot of diffrent faculties. At the engeenering studies you have to exploit two semestres of P.E. For example I chose a football at second semester and Im planning to choose a volleyball on the next but there is a lot of exotic sports like golf, rugby, waterball, parachute jumping and anothers :D

We call it guza or ass in english :)
One is on goal,others are trying to score a goal(first on goal have 7,others have 6 points)...who miss it, goes on a goal...if kepeer defend it,but the ball went outside the line,kepeer is still on the goal...There are quite lot of a rules,and they're different from a quart to a quart :)

oh i know this game under the name 'warszawa' (warsaw)

tomorrow i have 2 PE lessons, but my teacher is on trip with 2 classes from my school, so i'll only stay to play football for 1 hour.

usually lessons look like:
a) 'ok, guys, 3 circuits around the school and there you have a ball and play' (not so cold that we can play football)
b) warm up + football (when it's too cold to go outside and we stay in gym)
c) gymnastics (rare)

my teacher trained some martial arts, so sometimes we also do some excercises from... them :P

at University we have only: "There is ball, just play" :D