Thanks

do one for a bit, then learn submissions

I know a few guys who did both wrestling and BJJ

they compliment each other well

@GingerSnaps @Unknowncrash you can watch countless "streetfighting" videos on youtube, after one person fails to knockout the other, they always end up in a sloppy tie up, that's where grappling prevails:
https://youtu.be/3MdAGqQi96I

@GingerSnaps there is a pretty cheap set of push up bars you can buy called perfect push ups, they are super useful too

@Reaper i've heard that. My one buddy has them.

Don't most people who run into trouble on the streets have to deal with at least 2-3 people at the same time?

Good stuff

or more

that rarely happens

and if it does, generally you see it coming, just leave

@GingerSnaps I like them cause you can simulate twisting your wrist like you would with a punch as you lift yourself

i've seen them in action before. My biggest problem right now is motivation. I have almost no motivation for anything. I just sit on youtube and either soak up red pill stuff or auto mechanic stuff.

@GingerSnaps I'd say find some gym and go no matter how much you have to force yourself

that's what i need to do

and I love working out

But getting to the gym can be hard to do for me

@Sigma that's probably a good idea. Usually when i have to pay for something i'm motivated to get my money's worth.

@Sigma yeah i was never a physically active person. Probably a big reason why i washed out of the military.

@GingerSnaps I love mechanic shit too

@GingerSnaps i couldn't even pass tape or fitness

so at least you got in

:/

Home isn't really a good place to work out. It's doable, but for me I have a mental association of home for crashing and have free time

@Sigma like i can't honestly say that i enjoy working out. I like doing it high though, it enhances the work out and enhances my high. Yeah that makes sense. Maybe that's my problem as well.

A home gym in the basement could be a good way to go if you're able to do it

physically going somewhere to do shit is better, just gotta pay fees

@Reaper I enjoy it, but i'm mostly studying to give me a leg up for when i start school since i'm going for auto mechanics.

after a while of being consistent in the gym, you start to love it

sometimes you can be obsessed with making gains

It takes at least 2-3 months to really start to enjoy it

@GingerSnaps nice, when do you start?

have fun eating unseasoned chicken and broccoli

especially if you're on a good program

D:

i'll look into a gym membership. My area has a ton of fitness businesses. @Reaper if everything goes right fall 2019 semester.

just starting out with the gym is a challenge at first, but it's really a habit building process

@GingerSnaps nice, good luck man

real talk though, wear a rash guard and wipe everything down before and after you use it though

i've seen too many people get ringworm from gyms