- I missed hitting the bags
- I want to get more ripped, because there is a lot of cardio training involve (so I can get those abs that all the ladies want lol)
- More I need more cardio endurance
- I want to improve my reflexes/reaction time since I don't ever train in that, at my gym or home
- lastly I just want to learn something new and also I want to know why people train in kick boxing? like what's so cool about it?
So tomorrow my journey begins. I will not act as if I know everything in combat, I'll just be open about everything like what zen teaches about being opened and empty. I will only train for fun and improve myself to my fullest potential physically and mentally (the spirit cannot be taught there obviously, as it's not martial arts). I will not train to compete and boost my ego. I will put my ego in check and remain humble. But if that's what the gym is training for, then I might not even train and just stick to what I've been doing. But the lady who gave me the info about this, said that the gym/classes doesn't train for competition, only for health and wellness. That is what made my decision.
I don't believe in competition I think and I know it's BS. I'm just training to better myself like the terminology kung fu.
Unfortunately I will have to train at that gym that I'm going to for only 6-7 months as I would be moving away from that town I'm living in at the moment, to go study at university which is very far away from where I live- I would have to fly there. So I'll make the most of it, if I do train.
I will let you guys know what I think honestly about the kick boxing classes. Hopefully it's not like that karate school (shinto ryu karate I think) that one of the member of this blog posted about what they experienced in that school. So wish me luck.
I hope you do good and kick boxing
ReplyDeleteI wish you the best of luck. No matter which route you take, always keep your center.
ReplyDeleteI hope it works out for you. Let us know how it goes.
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