An unforgettable experience

I still remember the military training of I received back in high school even though i have already became a college student , because there is an embarrassing thing something embarrassing happened to me. As a freshman in of a high school in China, military training is every student's obligation (or unavoidable). So I too had to do it. During these military trainings, we needed (or were required) to stand in a soldier's posture for half an hour to an hour's army posture （if you are often punished to stand before all the classmates the class, it this is useful). The first and second day and second day passed successfully (or without any issue). But unfortunately, on the third day, when after I stood for a half an hour later, my head I began to faint have giddy spells, and my the body began to lose control. rickety, I think I'm going to faint, At this that time, the instructor hurriedly run ran to me and to come over to asked me to hurry up to squat down. I can could vaguely hear laughter all around me. what a shame! It was so embarrassing!

This experience makes made me realize that i needed to take exercise start exercising, because i don't didn't want to faint once like that again. I continue to exercise even until today and i also
did it like this after the military training,so the military training of in university now is easy to for me. Maybe i should thanks for this the experience back at high school for this. (or Maybe I should give credit to the incident back at high school for this.)

An Unforgettable Experience (My own rendition)

I still remember the military training I received back in high school even though I have already became a college student because something embarrassing happened to me. As a freshman of a high school in China, military training is unavoiable. I too had to do it. During these military trainings, we were required to stand in a posture similar to a soldier's for half an hour to an hour (if you are one who is often punished to stand before the class, this is useful). The first and second day passed without any issue. But unfortunately on the third day, I started to have giddy spells after standing for half an hour, and I began to lose control of my body. At this, the instructor hurriedly ran to me and asked me to squat down. I could vaguely hear laughter all around me. It was so embarrassing!

This experience made me realize that I needed to start exercising because I didn't want to faint like that again. I continue to exercise even until today and so the military training in university now is easy for me. Maybe I should give credit to the incident back at high school for this.