I am a senior three student, and I am a sports student. My grades in culture class are particularly poor, about 280. I played sports for a long time when I was admitted, and I didn't want to go to sch

I am a senior three student, and I am a sports student. My grades in culture class are particularly poor, about 280. I played sports for a long time when I was admitted, and I didn't want to go to school. 1, it doesn't matter, study hard, take a good test, or take a test on sports expertise. The school PE teacher is not a professional coach, and you are not a sports genius. The training effect will not be so good. When I take exams, I usually take them on weekdays. It doesn't matter if you are admitted to a junior college, at least not a junior college. You can go to college and take the postgraduate entrance examination. Diligence can make up for it In a larger environment like junior college, we also have a learning environment for making friends in undergraduate colleges, so we can enjoy the university trip freely and experience it.

2. Go to the army after graduating from high school.

3, repeat, only rely on cultural points to fight again.

On the first day of physical examination, I strained my right ankle ligament, although I sprained it. After putting on a bandage and taking all the exams, I finally learned what only sports majors can touch. I am very happy. I finally understand why I did some boring and strange actions in high school and how the teacher trained us. I think these are all very interesting. The world of sports is really spectacular, and every sport has its reasons. Sometimes I am glad that I can play so many kinds of sports. Others may be too busy at work to know how to exercise and can't do it. I am curious about the development of national sports, and I am also keen on the passion of extreme sports. Since I became attached to sports, it has exerted a subtle influence on me and even aroused my desire to learn new projects by myself. This kind of positive action was not common before I went to college.

Students, come on!