"LaSierra High PE Demonstrations" (B-ROLL, Reel #7, Color, No Sound)

[@swalterstennis]

I’m a high school tennis coach for 17 years and I can’t get girls to jog two laps around the track. We’re a soft society now. America is not the America I grew up in. “Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me.” That was the saying. We shook it off. Now people try to get people fired and cancelled because their feelings were hurt after someone said something. Grow up people. Get up, eat right, stop smoking and doing drugs, clean the house, take care of you’re kids, expect them to behave and get a job and pay taxes.

[@UncleBW]

Fun watching these videos. As a member of the class of 1966 I remember it all very well.

[@djsnobodycares6065]

What kind of drills were there? What did you do to increase repetitions? Just aim for quality? Efficiency?

[@UncleBW]

@@djsnobodycares6065 It's kinda hard to describe. The system was layered by trunk colors. Everyone started as one color and then moved up as they tested, which happened numerous times a year. So, to your question, repetitions increased as you moved up in layers/trunk colors. In order to move up, you had to pass harder and harder tests.Trunk color became a thing of pride and an obvious challenge. It's the challenge presented of moving up that motivated all of us. And, you found out you were capable of doing things you didn't know you could do because progress was gradual but obviously some progressed quicker than others.

[@djsnobodycares6065]

@@UncleBW simple incentive. I love it.

[@Cryptic-Fuzzie1298]

I watched the motivation factor it was one of my all time favourite Documentaries, I actually getting really into doing physical Training last year and I have benefited it from it lost a ton of weight feel so good

[@TheLeanBerets]

Thank you very much for taking the time to offer this feedback. I greatly appreciate it. I'm glad you have improved your health! Cheers, Ron Jones :)

[@Cryptic-Fuzzie1298]

@@TheLeanBerets i also got a question is the documentary also going to be released on DVD? So I can rewatch it

[@TheLeanBerets]

@@Cryptic-Fuzzie1298 It's not on DVD, but it can be purchased not just rented. Access the film website here: motivationmovie.com/

[@Cryptic-Fuzzie1298]

@@TheLeanBerets damm that’s a shame but again it is a great film I take inspiration from those kids in the la Sierra PT training videos again very grateful for this video and the movie keep spreading the message

[@totttrax]

Never stop uploading these videos please glad y'all turned the comments on lol

[@TheLeanBerets]

Thanks for your support of "real" PE! -RJ *I removed the options for comments on my PE 101 videos for children because irresponsible people were posting sexual content inappropriate for children and their parents. Those videos are specifically targeted for younger children, so I have ZERO tolerance for behaviors that are harmful to them.

[@TheLeanBerets]

@SlimJ Which school!

[@GavinSmith-cp1tb]

@@TheLeanBeretswhat’s are the workouts that they did back then?

[@TheLeanBerets]

@ We discuss this in our documentary film

[@stevent4955]

I live in Klamath Falls Oregon & the parks & schools REMOVE pull up bars & parallel bars . They say the reason is because too many kids were getting hurt . Very sad state our youth are in physically and mentally .

[@swalterstennis]

I agree with you. I’m 59. I flipped off the bars and almost got hurt and I fell other times. It’s a risk. You live, you do things and sometimes accidents happen. I tore a ligament and almost ruined my arm after skipping a rock after little league baseball season as an 11-year old and I’m a tennis pro now. I don’t regret one thing. Accidents happen. It’s better than playing 6 hours of video games each day. We rode bikes without helmets cause they didn’t exist. I flipped m bike and got a concussion. I wear a helmet now. But, I don’t regret how active we were in the old days. It was FUN! And healthy, for the most part.

[@jahnwarnermedia]

soft sheep they are breeding ~

[@totttrax]

Damn I wish I was in school for this.young men are wet tissues now

[@thomrun3929]

That was my high school. Only made it to Blue Shorts, but still a challenge.

[@TheLeanBerets]

Great to hear. Even being white shorts there was a challenge. Our youth need this again!

[@thomrun3929]

@@TheLeanBerets yes...our youth do!!

[@djsnobodycares6065]

@@thomrun3929 do you recall any major drills?

[@thomrun3929]

I remember the peg board, rope climb, bardips etc. There were drills we did in the gym. Look up "The Motivation factor" here on KZbin. One of my classmates made the movie

[@djsnobodycares6065]

@@thomrun3929 I cooperate with Mr. Jones, good sir. Thanks to him, I have it.... but I was thinking... if anybody's alive, ask them.

[@sauravbasu8805]

Absolute specimens !

[@TheLeanBerets]

They were lean and fit for sure.

[@jusadude7162]

Is it me or do these boys look older than HS age? And were men just not hairy at all back then?

[@TheLeanBerets]

These were all high school boys 9-12th grades.

[@scarface6062]

It's because nowadays, modern (((society))) has created a generation of dysgenic pu$$ies. It is embarrassing that I am a part of this generation. The good news is that we can change it.

[@winger9229]

Teens now don’t look like this. I say this because I’m one of them. I feel this era these teen were fitter than this generation. I’m 18 I just graduated hs and I’m in college. I wish I had there body shape. I’m skinny fat. Do you think if I apply everything shown in the video I’ll see results just like them?

[@sauravbasu8805]

@@winger9229 Diet was different back then. Less processed foods, snacks were minimal.

[@winger9229]

@@sauravbasu8805 true im tryna implement the workouts they did im 18 and am fit just don’t have same body as them just skinny fat I think its possible. True that food are so processed today than back than