I never thought about this before.
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RobbM
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people in the US call it "Gym" class because its usually in a Gymnasium..
What do they call Sports Class/Fitness Education over in Germany?
What do they call Sports Class/Fitness Education over in Germany?
RobbM
Another lefty freak...
Well, here it IS a class, and you get graded on it (usually Pass/Fail) and its mandatory in most states for at least 2 out of 4 years in High School, but it varies from state to state..
I personally hated it eccept for when we did stuff like Rock walls, and Outdoor Adventures, which included stuff like zip lines that ran the length of the Fields...
I personally hated it eccept for when we did stuff like Rock walls, and Outdoor Adventures, which included stuff like zip lines that ran the length of the Fields...
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War_Blade
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In New York, Gym is mandatory in High School for all 4 years, unless you take more than one gym class at least one year. You have to take a total of 4 gym classes. It sucks. I just stay unchanged as many times as I can without failing. And when I do change, I do as little physical activity as i possibly can.
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Jaen
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War_Blade said:
yep, to quote a friend: "some atheltes dont smoke and drink because they play sports. i myself, dont play sports because i drink and smoke."
Kenneth R.
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i string my guitar that way. i do not wait that long to change strings though. if it starts sounding shit, they get changed asap.RobbM said:
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personally changing strings on a floyd takes me about 15 minutes to get them off, new ones on, stretched, in tune, bridge set up level and all. i personally don't remember how long it took me to change strings on my first guitar, a squirestrat which of course was not floating, but 15 minutes doesn't seem like a hassle to me. and i don't change them one at a time either, i take em all off so i can wipe the hardware and fretboard and what not first.
RobbM
Another lefty freak...
I do that, and I also don't like to get changed for gym.
In-School Drum lessons should qualify as a form of gym. I get more exhausted from drumming than from sports.
String Changing = Changing for Gym Class.
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In-School Drum lessons should qualify as a form of gym. I get more exhausted from drumming than from sports.
String Changing = Changing for Gym Class.
This thread became more fun than I thought.
Jaen
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Ptah Khnemu said:
not quite man, when you change strings you actually have something to look forward to: new strings on your guitar.
when you change for gym all you have to look forward to is looking like an asshole and potentially have some dude slap you on the ass.
War_Blade
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Changing the strings on the FR for the first time without a guide, was harder then any math test...
Good point. But with changing for gym class, I can always look forward to the end of the day being 40 minutes closer.Jaen said:
The first time I had to change my strings on a floyd, I looked at the bridge and said "..... Where the fuck does the string go?" Bc at that time, the string just looked like it magically came up out of the bridge.War_Blade said:
Yes.wchuck said:
Jaen
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wchuck said:
which part of "looking like an asshole" and "slap on the ass" did you not understand? =p
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