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really interesting Carm!
ResponderEliminarI think it is funnier to watch it as a video than read it, and now I have understood sometnhing I didn't understand before!
We have to practise it in class!!!
Hello!! I'm Ana from 4th year.
ResponderEliminarWe've practiced it in class, and I think that farlek is a good way to improve our resistence, but without training, it tires too much!
hello!I'm Lucía from 4th of eso. This video is very interesting too, but he talk very very quickly and I don´t undestand very well.
ResponderEliminarGood bye!:)
Hi!!! I am David Mellado from 4ºB.We practice the farlek in class but is very very exhausting run and them stop and run and stop. I don´t like farlek :)
ResponderEliminarI'm Ainara from 4th year!
ResponderEliminarCarm, I undertood well but I still think that I don't like the Fartlek test!!
I ended very tired when we do this test, it's the only test that I don't like =)
Hello! i´m Noelia Ramos from 4th:
ResponderEliminarI have practiced the farlek and is very tired but is good to improve de resistence.
Hello!!:)
ResponderEliminarI'm Ana Mª from 4ºB.
It is a interesting video, now I understand better the farlek and we have practiced it in the class of P.E.
I like it but I get tired very quickly.:(
Bye bye!!:)
Hello! I am David V.
ResponderEliminarI think this video explain it very good. People can improve the resistence.
Is very interesting!
Hello I am María Sánchez Cruz.
ResponderEliminarI like this video because It is interesting to watch because we can learn many things...
Hi! :) I'm Anca from 4º E.S.O
ResponderEliminarI think that this video is good for resistence
I like this video. Bye!!!
Hi! I'm Emilio! For me this video is very interesting because this form of run help us for improve our physical, but this test is very exhausting because you must change the rhythm of the run! Bye
ResponderEliminarHi! I'm Antonio! I know very well this form of training because in my football's team we practise the farlek a lot because it improve your fitness very much! The farlek is to run in differences rhythm and when you finish you are very tired! Bye :)
ResponderEliminarHi! I'm Antonio! I know the farlek very well because in my football's team we practise it a lot! The farlek consist in to run in differences rhythms! This way of training to improve our fitness very much and when you finish it you are very exhausted! haha bye
ResponderEliminarHello!! I'm Jose Maria from 4th year!!
ResponderEliminarCarm... I think that this video is very practique and interesting because is good form for to improve your physicals qualities and of course the resistence.