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I can do 20 pullups from deadhang, Aquaa is one of those lanky Serbians with a dent in the chest instead of peck muscles.
Edit: buy one of these and put in your room
if you have a drill these cost 30€:
Edit: buy one of these and put in your room
if you have a drill these cost 30€:
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Is this like the fight where everything is allowed or im wrong?
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Football, im best at nutmegging people and im best at defense
Yes even ball grabbing is allowed
Muay Thai is Kickboxing + elbows and clinching
Fighting sports are great for you if you have a good trainer and gym, because of more reasons than fitness. But in terms of actual health they are not great.
Boxing and Muay Thai, even when just light sparring will give you some brain damage over time.
Grappling sports such as wrestling or BJJ will fuck up your knees, lower back and joints.
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Tbf I might get back into Muay Thai. in school used to beat the shit out of all the haters. It is a good sport
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I trained Muay Thai hardcore for a good bit of time and came out with "A year of experience," according to my Captain (What we call trainers in Jordan). Here's what I felt I got from it:
1) Made me tougher as a man
2) Opened my eyes to openings in someone's defense and how to defend against attacks on those defenses in the context of Muay Thai.
3) Taught me a strong stance and how to reverse it
4) Showed me how to use all 8 limbs (Knees, Elbows, Feet and Fists) to maximize efficiency in combat)
5) Made me more flexible
6) Sharpened my knuckles and bones
and more
Also just learn how to swim if you don't know already, it's an essential survival skill and its healthy to swim.
Other than that, do what you enjoy and feel passion for. I think Volleyball is very easily something I can get passionate playing because when two teams are going at it it's very enjoyable to coordinate a goal with 2 other people or defend together.
1) Made me tougher as a man
2) Opened my eyes to openings in someone's defense and how to defend against attacks on those defenses in the context of Muay Thai.
3) Taught me a strong stance and how to reverse it
4) Showed me how to use all 8 limbs (Knees, Elbows, Feet and Fists) to maximize efficiency in combat)
5) Made me more flexible
6) Sharpened my knuckles and bones
and more
Also just learn how to swim if you don't know already, it's an essential survival skill and its healthy to swim.
Other than that, do what you enjoy and feel passion for. I think Volleyball is very easily something I can get passionate playing because when two teams are going at it it's very enjoyable to coordinate a goal with 2 other people or defend together.
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I used to do swimming till I reached 18. Then I stopped due to university exams and never actually stack to it again because you need quite a few months to get to the level you used to be (cba).
A few years ago I started ninjutsu and later judo, both of which I am still actively doing. I never expected to like martial arts but here I am.
Also skiing. Skiing is fun. And scuba diving. Not really a sport though.
A few years ago I started ninjutsu and later judo, both of which I am still actively doing. I never expected to like martial arts but here I am.
Also skiing. Skiing is fun. And scuba diving. Not really a sport though.
that is some top tier advice right here. Swimming and climbing are great hobbies to have
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While it may not exactly be a sport, running. All these martial arts dogs are useless cause they won't be able to catch up to you. You can pretend you will die if you don't catch up to the car driving past you and it's a great outlet.
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Does this guy think all we do is spar for stamina training...
Sport: Esports
Weight: 305kg (4ft 2)
Practice: Aim training
Suggestion: I suggest Kovvaks Aim Trainer on steam.com, use code Megapaw for 5% off and a free T-shirt
P.S, Ask @A1L for advice on pro aiming armsleeves!
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bro is a bowling ball
