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I'd like to leave this world like I came into it: Screaming, naked & covered in someone else's blood
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8/20/2008 6:51am--
I don't see how wanting to not get your face smashed in because you've gassed is egotistical
Originally Posted by Lily
" The reason elite level MMAists don't fight with aikido is the same reason elite level swimmers don't swim with their lips." - Virus
" I shocked him with my skills on the ice becuase Wing Chun is great for hockey fighting." - 'Sifu' Milt Wallace
"Besides, as you might already know (from Virus, for example) - there's only 1 wing chun and it sucks big time" - Tonuzaba
"Even when I'm promising mayhem and butt-chicanery, I'm generally posting with a smile on my face." - Sochin101
"That said, if he blocked my hip on a drop nage, I would extend my leg into a drop tai Otoshi and slam him so hard his parents would die." - MTripp

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Posted On:
8/20/2008 7:49am
Style: Grappling--
I think of what my opponents are doing, and visualize myself training harder than they are. Lately I've been thinking of this cheesy youtube video of kimura's training regiment.
YouTube - Masahiko Kimura - short documentary -
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Posted On:
8/20/2008 11:34am
Style: Heal-Jitsu..yet again :-(--
anger and pride. i'm usually angry at someone - so i focus on the anger to keep me aggressive...and then there is pride...it keeps me going after my body (well...my rotator cuff) says, "Noooooooooooooooooooo!"
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Posted On:
8/20/2008 12:06pm
Style: Boxing--
In the gym with a bunch of others killing themselves it's easy to push on. But it's insane how much more you can do in that environment, working so hard that you shoes are soaking wet, your feet are turning into hamburger.
When you're out on your own doing road work, sometimes it's hard to feel the inspiration. There are the trips out there where you feel all lit up by your aspirations. But there are the other times where it's hard, when you don't feel invigorated or inspired, all you have there is stubborn determination. I think the latter are more important to deal with mentally.
Sometimes I'll say things in those moments like, "this is what you do." or "this is who you are" or "You suffer now, so that you don't suffer later"
I've given myself a good slap from time to time as well. -
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Posted On:
8/20/2008 8:50pm
Style: Boxing--
Don't think I could satisfy two (if even one) lady after a workout. But definitely having some place to zone off to in a run can do wonders.
Originally Posted by Munacra
I've had my running MP3 play filled up with all sorts of inspiration, but I'm running out of new things to keep me going. I need to feel the goosebumps while I'm running down my trail alongside a creek. Just looking around at the nature, feeling alive and on the move. -
and humble, too!
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Style: BJJ, MT