(30 Mar 2015, 4:59 pm)MurdnunoC wrote Exactly. You don't have to be any good at anything to enjoy it. 

If you're competitive - it serves a purpose; if you're not - it's still fun!

I completely agree, I tend to be partnered with my best friend Rhys in PE anyway, so it adds an extra element of enjoyment.

When it's tutor versus tutor dodgeball, we are normally separated, but it's always fun to watch the last man standing run frantically...been in that position many a time (because I'm never up front and just dodge the ball [lol]).

Even if it's football, 5 aside or 11 aside; a sport I have little knowledge or interest of, it's still enjoyable to feel the sense of victory from a goal your own team scored...even if it wasn't by you or you even assisted in it.

Let's not forget rugby! Watching the sporty, more fit members of the class chase each other like savages then beat each other to the ground is sometimes the highlight of the day.

Volleyball and Handball, even Danish Longball (something two teachers made up at the school years ago, still a traditional ''rainy day'' game, obviously we get to choose between that and dodgeball normally) are games I enjoy participating in. There's always a nice feeling, if you're having a rubbish day, and your team comes out victorious - it's still great.

Even though the other tutor is hands down better than mine, and wipe us out in minutes in a typical game or dodgeball (I tend to call it ''strafing'', in reference to how many they can take out as they run away or attempt to take cover, hehe) - I still absolutely love PE, because it gives me an energy rush that you don't get in any other lessons.

Now, I am by no means physically fit, not fat, but not fit (hope you know what that means!) but I still enjoy PE because of the above reasons.