This Old Video Shows How Far American Fitness Has Fallen

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[johnathanwhite]

The most unfit kids back then would be the hercules in todays high school.

[hannahh]

FACTS it’s so sad that society is progressing backwards

[SquishyMan]

Imagine you just told a young overweight unhealthy emotionally weak kid that they are fine just the way they are and that there is nothing wrong with them....

Now imagine that the kid then asks you, "Then why do I feel so depressed, sick, and tired?"

[croceaMors]

I loved the idea of different coloured shorts for how you compete. Men need competitive environments somewhere to be aggressive and have healthy competition

[bumbum]

And what’s really sad is every one is acting like it’s okay to be overweight. Like no that’s bad!

[ronit.pereira]

Not just America brother, it's similar here in India too. They just don't care about obesity and often misunderstand with body shaming.

[Chelseagrinkittycat]

Its easier to be fit now then before but yet people are overweight. We have so many low calorie alternatives now but no one is taking advantage of it.

[jmcadoesvids]

Kind of werid, to think back in the day being able to do pull ups and push ups was the norm in high schools

[Sean-gzyu]

To add to your point of war, we are already admits one with COVID, and overweight Americans are losing this battle.

[luninyt]

As a 15 year old, this video was very informative

[tobiaslewis]

I couldn't Agree More!

look at how Many of those kids can ALL do Push Ups in GOOD FORM...and FAST?!!

Their exercises are TOUGH, very Impressive!

[dude]

The widespread availability of hyper-palatable, calorically dense foods is probably the primary culprit of the obesity epidemic. Gym classes getting easier and softer is probably a side effect. Hard to justify failing an obese kid that can't do a pull-up when their parents are feeding them Pop-Tarts and McDonald's all the time.

[jamiesimpson_]

We have the same problem in Britain. The obesity level is sky high it’s unbelievable. I’ve seen footage ofBritish schools in the 50s/60s and all of them where physically fit. It’s actually mind blowing.

[gasmask]

Main times I gained confidence was at the gym, especially weight training. Probably means something.

[paulriddle]

Damn, those exercise tracks look sick. I want to go through one, climbing like that.

[mardukdemigod]

"Forget the Bald Eagle, You Know the Emblem this country is ought to be? A big bowl of Macaroni and Cheese! Coz everything's King-Size, especially the fucking PEOPLE!"
-George Carlin

[brighton]

Commented because I want to help the algorithm

[JoeyCentral]

Agreed. Sadly this is a symptom of political correctness and the whole “feel good” culture of do whatever makes you feel good regardless of consequences on how you look or feel down the road. That’s why American women today are mostly a turn off for me hence why I find myself looking outside this country for women.

[kabooki]

Complex issue imo, there's not much that can be done about people's attitude in general since it's a reflection of a larger cultural progression (even if it's destructive). And suggesting we go back to the good old days is just not gonna reach people, since people want to move forward from the past.

Best thing I believe is to adapt education on physical health to the modern day in a way kids will listen to. I'm in the UK and P.E here is shit, your told to exercise without learning why unless you choose to study it further (which most people won't). Community is the answer to most 'people' issues I generally think, I literally didn't start exercising until I started watching fitness Youtube for example🤷‍♂️

[Jbessette]

The need to revive this PE program in all high schools along with teach health and nutrition as a preventative measure of the health issuse associated with obesity, Covid has proven that people should wake up and start taking their health and fitness seriously and a movement should be started to revive this PE program