I wasnt a fan of PE at the time but looking back it wasnt that bad. My daughters on the other hand did enjoy it and did dance classes outside school so I guess thats how it goes but they are far more co-ordinated than me so certainly didnt get that from my side of the family!

[c=7700B2] I LOVE gymnastics sooo much! 🤭🤭🤭 I like gymnastics cause you are barefoot and you go upside down which is magical! 🙃🙃🙃 [/c]

I hated when I had to touch somebody or when some body pressed against me, which was almost inevitable in most games. Ugh, I really really hated it.
I hated that I had to change my clothes in a room where I had almost no personal space.
I hated getting bad grades for something that was completely out of my control.

-annoying teachers who dislike almost everyone
-people spraying deodorant indiscriminately through the whole locker room
-random, deliberate physical violence
-having to do exercises that you hate
-half the people just standing around on the field during soccer, basketball, football, etc.

There were some good things about it, but overall it was just more trouble than it was worth.

When I was at primary school (5-11), I enjoyed PE very much. When I got to secondary school, the competitive aggro, the forced excercises over high wall bars and up ropes as well as the awful experiences on the rugby field caused me to loath the whole subject with everything in my being. The teachers were unsympathetic and corporal punishment was the penalty for failure. 😡

It took me years to get over it and to discover that some PE teachers actually care about their students. I have enjoyed sports a little since, but there is a lasting scar.

In middle school we wore purple leotards for gymnastics and dance. They were awesome 😊

Because like every activity it's fun when you do it by your own initiative, annoying/unattractive when it's imposed.

For me, PE was a like and didn't like situation. Basically, I sucked in sports when I was a kid. We played Dodge ball in elementary school and didn't like it a bit. I don't think the PE teachers taught us anything since to them, they thought we were really athletic. High school PE was somewhat better and I was better in some of the sports. Unfortunately, I wasn't allowed to do PE barefoot.

I mostly enjoyed PE but I hated the gross shit people would do in locker rooms like spit chewed up gum at you or dunk a softball in toilet water and then hock it at someone.

I loved PE, except on a couple of occasions when I forgot my kit and had to take part in my knickers 🙈

I enjoyed it and loved the “field day” events towards the end of the school year

PE was fun!

I didn't hate PE, just didn't like all of it. I liked things like badminton and always tried my best at things like football. I wasn't very good at gym or apparatus. I did enjoy doing most indoor and some outdoor PE in my bare feet, great fun.

Here is my 5 point presentation of why absolutely hated PE
5) PE teachers were always kinda creepy and dumb as a box of rocks
4) You had to carry around extra clothes
3) the changing rooms were disgusting fungus and bacteria breading grounds
2) you had to change your clothes, go get sweaty as fuck, change back while still all sweaty just to go sit all funky and sweaty in hours more of school

And the number one reason
1) It meant another hour at a place I wanted nothing more than to go home or anywhere else from in a completely pointless and useless so-called class. When I could just go to the park if I actually wanted to play a stupid pickup game of basketball and floor hockey. Which 9x out of 10 I didn't

Worth honorable mention.
And once high school hit. It was gender separated so there wasn't even a chance of watching a titty pop out or "accidentally" get a feel of like in JRHS.