26 Jul 2011, 1:15 pm
26 Jul 2011, 1:42 pm
Noo not during class, like after school.
But this friend was slightly crazy, she also went out with her bodyguard for a while, and go on trips with him... (when we were in high school) 
26 Jul 2011, 1:55 pm
bradt4evr wrote:
chrissyrun wrote:
Become a fast runner. Then when someone says you are non-athletic you can challenge them to a race.
that cracked me up
, ive noticed you really like to run, btw how did you do at that race you told me about a long time ago when i joined in may?You mean the marathon? I got 3rd in my age division and finished in 4 hours/21 minutes. I was mad though because I wanted under 4 hours but my legs cramped up at mile 11. Speaking of running, I haven't been running as many miles lately, need to jump back on the horse. Oh, and glad it made you laugh, but seriously, I have used that for people when they really get on my nerve. Just make sure you know your specialties (long distance vs. sprinting).
26 Jul 2011, 2:06 pm
26 Jul 2011, 10:10 pm
LuckyLeft
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26 Jul 2011, 10:42 pm
I must be the only person on this site that didn't HATE PE! It was my way to blend in, somewhat. I might have been a tad bit unorthodox becuase with my clumsiness, but I did fine in several activities (Basketball, Long Jump in Track&Field, among others). But I've always been injury prone, and haven't played any sports in months 
26 Jul 2011, 10:50 pm
26 Jul 2011, 10:53 pm
LuckyLeft wrote:
I must be the only person on this site that didn't HATE PE! It was my way to blend in, somewhat. I might have been a tad bit unorthodox becuase with my clumsiness, but I did fine in several activities (Basketball, Long Jump in Track&Field, among others). But I've always been injury prone, and haven't played any sports in months
really? well i think if you like sports you should find some people to play them with. It doesnt really matter if your clumsy or not, your a true fan of playing sports because it doesnt matter how good you are, as long as your out there playing the sport your having fun and it means the world to you, unfortunately im not like you and im not a fan lol.
26 Jul 2011, 10:54 pm
26 Jul 2011, 10:59 pm
bradt4evr wrote:
thats just.......Amazing! 11 miles of straight running, I would pass out by then lol, i guess i have a few specialites that doesnt have to do with athletic stuff, so it balances out. thanks for your advice, and keep up the good work, your definitely healthier than i am haha, im not exactly overweight, im 5 ft 7 and i weigh 150 lbs, but i think you need to be built like a stick to run, which i definitely am not lol
Oh, the marathon is 26 miles. 11 is just where I cramped up and had to jog instead of run.
I am your exact same size, freaky.
Though I might added a few pound over the summer because I haven't run as much after it. And I am not built like a stick, I am built athletically.
26 Jul 2011, 11:00 pm
27 Jul 2011, 12:01 am
27 Jul 2011, 12:24 am
chrissyrun wrote:
bradt4evr wrote:
Oh, the marathon is 26 miles. 11 is just where I cramped up and had to jog instead of run.
I am your exact same size, freaky.
Though I might added a few pound over the summer because I haven't run as much after it. And I am not built like a stick, I am built athletically.OMG 26 miles.... thats... unreal.. i mean thats just incredibly amazing!
I would never be able to do that, heck thats like olympic track material probabaly, atleast national competition i bet. yeah that is kinda freaky, but yeah your definitely athletically built, where im not so athletically built. All i know is thats amazing and i would never be able to do what you do to save my life lol.
27 Jul 2011, 12:27 am
27 Jul 2011, 12:29 am
sluice wrote:
I think you've got to realize most people feel the same way you do. They are there because they have to be. You could possibly not take it so seriously and make light of yourself when you screw up. Also, you could focus on setting up your teammates so they can look good and your team can win. Most people like to win, even if they don't care much about what they're doing.
thats a good idea, and i never thought of it that way, people are there because they have to be there. thanks
27 Jul 2011, 12:54 am
bradt4evr wrote:
OMG 26 miles.... thats... unreal.. i mean thats just incredibly amazing!
I would never be able to do that, heck thats like olympic track material probabaly, atleast national competition i bet. yeah that is kinda freaky, but yeah your definitely athletically built, where im not so athletically built. All i know is thats amazing and i would never be able to do what you do to save my life lol.Thanks. It is real, and painful, but worth it. You could do it if you put your mind to it. The great thing about running is that its a sport of determination. Every day you step out to run is a day you decide to be athletic or not.
