Physical education classes, whether they made you enthusiastic or not, always held their fair share of memorable moments. It was a class where you could find yourself accidentally kicking a ball at someone’s face, or taking a tetherball right to your own noggin. Some students would be striving for a  personal best in the mile, while others purposely moved at a snail’s pace. Given the variety of games and stories that came out of physical education, we thought it’d be worth hearing from listeners on their most memorable P.E. memories. So — what’s your most memorable P.E. memory? Whether it’s embarrassing, rewarding, or notable for any other reason, we want to hear from you! Tell us your memorable physical education memories by calling 866-893-5722 or emailing atcomments@laist.com. 

<p>Physical education classes, whether they made you enthusiastic or not, always held their fair share of memorable moments. It was a class where you could find yourself accidentally kicking a ball at someone&rsquo;s face, or taking a tetherball right to your own noggin. Some students would be striving for a&nbsp; personal best in the mile, while others purposely moved at a snail&rsquo;s pace. Given the variety of games and stories that came out of physical education, we thought it&rsquo;d be worth hearing from listeners on their most memorable P.E. memories. So &mdash; what&rsquo;s your most memorable P.E. memory? Whether it&rsquo;s embarrassing, rewarding, or notable for any other reason, we want to hear from you! Tell us your memorable physical education memories by calling 866-893-5722 or emailing <a href="mailto:atcomments@laist.com">atcomments@laist.com</a>.&nbsp;</p>

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