Anyway, if you still can't decide... I suggest taking a very left brained logical scientific course like Kinesiology, and also taking a course that has abstract/spiritual potential like yoga or tai chi. Study both, and use one to understand the other, and vica versa. Try to understand Tai Chi from the perspective of a kinesiologist, and try to understand kinesiology from the perspective of Tai Chi principals. my 2 cents, could be interesting.
In my PE class this year I played a lot of Badminton, that was a lot of fun. So that would be my choice, personally. But that tai chi sounds pretty darn interesting =]
But yeah -- if you want to avoid projectiles, I guess you shouldn't take badminton, but that's still my choice.
Holy crap you are a cutey :P
Anyway, if you still can't decide... I suggest taking a very left brained logical scientific course like Kinesiology, and also taking a course that has abstract/spiritual potential like yoga or tai chi. Study both, and use one to understand the other, and vica versa. Try to understand Tai Chi from the perspective of a kinesiologist, and try to understand kinesiology from the perspective of Tai Chi principals. my 2 cents, could be interesting.
VegetoStevieD 3 years ago
yoga or ballet sound challenging :)
isuck137 3 years ago
haha it's so funny how you get off topic with your stories! good luck with kinesiology!
isuck137 3 years ago
LOL
My god...your just as random as you are at work. Whatever, I'm liking your Vlog. :) keep up the good work.
SixteenLeterName 3 years ago
In my PE class this year I played a lot of Badminton, that was a lot of fun. So that would be my choice, personally. But that tai chi sounds pretty darn interesting =]
But yeah -- if you want to avoid projectiles, I guess you shouldn't take badminton, but that's still my choice.
Jwa107 3 years ago