Sport in school What do I see when I browse my facebook or instagram? The answer is very obvious - thousands of photos of fitness models, healthy dishes and gym tips. I've been promoting healthy (or fit, whatever) lifestyle for almost 2 years (I'm 17, so for me 2 years equal forever). In spite of my love for every single fitness propagator, I must admit that many of them show as if the only way to be agile is doing exercise with their CD's, alternatively drinking protein shakes in an expensive nike bottle. I don't judge them, but, please, don't call yourself a 'fitness consultant' if you're just a good entrepreneur. I strongly believe thet everyone can fall in love with sport. Many of us have already done it and I think that this obstructive rest doesn't really know what sport actually is. As I said, doing squads is not the only way to be 'FIT", even if it's the biggest part of your PE lesson. Probably you'll warm to sweat over time, but on the very beginning it is necessary to find sport for you. Are you fond of playing volleyball? Join a local club! Do you dream about windsurfing? Find a course! Do you like doing burpees? I don't beliece you, nobody likes burpees. The very meaning is to do what you really want to do. People should know that feeling pleasure is not the opposite to burn calories. School should help us. We need interesting lessons - not interesting for most, interesting for every individual person. Students should be able to develop his skills and, primarily, interests. I believe we must stop wondering what we can do in order to bring students around to sport. Everyone likes although a few sports (even if he hasn't known it yet), but on PE lesson they've got to play volleyball all the time. To sum up, if we want to show students that sport is cool and make them interested in it, we don't have to buy more equipment or build new pitches - we have to change uor mentality, our approach. Thank you for reading! I know, it's long and I am so grateful :)