[ SECRET POST #2988 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2988 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Embarrassing moments that haunt you years later

[(Anonymous)]

When I was in a swimming race (at school) and thought I'd finished because the guy in front of me had. I went to get out of the pool and the teacher physically PUSHED me back in, turned out I had 2 lengths left to go. It doesn't even seem that bad now, but this haunted me well into early adulthood.

Re: Embarrassing moments that haunt you years later

[(Anonymous)]

Your teacher was way out of line. WTF.

Re: Embarrassing moments that haunt you years later

[(Anonymous)]

No, not really. That's the kind of thing good coaches do. Your athlete is running the wrong way at the field line, you stick your arm out and clothesline them.

Re: Embarrassing moments that haunt you years later

[(Anonymous)]

I can believe this is a thing coaches do, but I wouldn't consider this good coaching.