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Old 10-05-2015, 03:42 PM   #2894
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Originally Posted by Blaster86 View Post
Mostly because dodge ball and square dancing are not things that can happen outside a school setting. Perhaps using PE to teach proper nutrition and tailor exercise regimens towards what a student wants to work on would be a better idea.
Agreed. Besides, teenagers can have lots of pent-up energy. Getting them introduced to a gym on a proper regimen can mean positive benefits in many areas of their lives, including fitness, confidence, time management, and overall performance. I remember when I was a teenager I thought to myself that I wish my PE teacher would help set a workout plan, especially since I was playing soccer and wanted to develop stronger leg muscles.

It also has the additional benefit to society by giving them an outlet for their energy, as well as improving preventative health care in the future.
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