Okay, this thread is a training BLOG - we will post our training schedules, progress, etc. here - basically, it’s a training diary. Train, post here, then train more.
I have no fixed training schedule. Works around my kung fu training, which is usually Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. I go to the gym other days if I can make it.
usually 4-5 days of MA training, a couple days with my teacher and a couple days of solo training.
then at work I get to practice the techniques I learn in class by throwing a-holes onto the ground and handcuffing them. Just doesn’t get any better than that.
3 days of weightlifting, possibly adding a 4th sometime soon. typically tues, wed, thurs
Originally posted by joedoe I have no fixed training schedule. Works around my kung fu training, which is usually Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. I go to the gym other days if I can make it.
Perfect. I don’t want schedules. That was an example. I just want to hear your training updates and epiphanies. Like a training diary. Did you learn something today in class? post it. Did you realize how a principle works and apply it in a live situation for the first time? post it.
OK, here’s 2 realisations in one - I realised that I really suck at weights despite my size, and I also realised that the art I practice must be more internal than I thought since I normally can throw my training partners across the room despite my apparent lack of strength.
Originally posted by Fred Sanford then at work I get to practice the techniques I learn in class by throwing a-holes onto the ground and handcuffing them. Just doesn’t get any better than that.
It says in your profile that you own a junk yard. What kind of fukked up junkyard is it if you need to throw down and cuff people there!?
here’s a clue, I don’t really own a junkyard. ah grasshopper, don’t believe everything you read. You ever see a tv show called Sanford and Son? that will explain everything.
c’mon guys, I study a little kung fu. I just happen to think that for the most part you lot are clueless.
I happen to like martial arts in general, but to me it’s also a tool. what’s the point in practicing if you never get to use it? where’s the fun in that?
And that is supposed to convince us that you are an OK guy? Don’t worry, I don’t hate you. You kind of amuse me actually. You have no idea about who I am or how I train, so how do you know I am clueless?
Originally posted by joedoe
[B]OK, here’s 2 realisations in one - I realised that I really suck at weights despite my size, and I also realised that the art I practice must be more internal than I thought since I normally can throw my training partners across the room despite my apparent lack of strength.
Hang on, I see what you’re doing … [/B]
Why do you suck at weights? How often do you lift?
