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Sick double leg.
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Posted On:
6/01/2011 8:16pm
Style: Boxing--
I bookmarked.
When writing this sort of stuff online I find it a lot easier to write down the bulk of my experiences by hand first. I absorb and retain points better when I write them out by hand. Then I streamline and add in filler for online posting.
I can't help you with Muay Thai because I suck at that."That was the only way you could destroy me. Neither do I quail at death nor act in deference to any god. So drop your talk, I come resolved to die. But first, there are these gifts I bring for you." At once he hurled a javelin at his enemy, then sent another and another still straight to the mark. - Virgil's The Aeneid -
solves problems with violence
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Posted On:
6/01/2011 8:32pm
Style: Judo, Hung Family Boxing--
sounds like you're having fun and learning a lot. you're definitely gonna lose weight, dude. the lightest i have ever been was when i was training in samui, and you'll be there for a long time.
keep blogging!"Face punches are an essential character building part of a martial art. You don't truly love your children unless you allow them to get punched in the face." - chi-conspiricy
"When I was a little boy, I had a sailor suit, but it didn't mean I was in the Navy." - Mtripp on the subject of a 5 year old karate black belt
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Posted On:
6/02/2011 1:28am
Style: Muay Thai n00b--
Thanks guys!
Yeah, I keep a handwritten journal with me so I can also do pictures and diagrams (and also, who knows what the electrical grid here is going to/ already doing to my computer). Sometimes though I find that I may remember what we did in class but the order or the length or something else is lost somewhere under my exhaustion.
Ming, the training is everything and more than I could have hoped for. It's tough training from an experienced fighter, who cares about my training and believes I can excel. Since coming to Thailand (and especially since starting MT) I have lost 10 kilos (20ish pounds) and it is the first time I've been under 200 lb's in over 6 years.
Thanks again for the support, new posts either tonight (if I can manage) or tomorrow.
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Posted On:
5/26/2011 2:35am
Style: Muay Thai n00b
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