Hardworking crew
I enjoy working out and especially so when boxing or BJJ is involved.
No, I'm not training for anything in particular, but let me rephrase that; I'm training to keep myself in shape, to be a good training partner, to live and lead by example so others walking into the gym is happy and proud to say that "that's my coach".
Here's a quick video of Mike throwing some leather. I remember his first day working the pads and no, it didn't look anything like this:
No, I'm not training for anything in particular, but let me rephrase that; I'm training to keep myself in shape, to be a good training partner, to live and lead by example so others walking into the gym is happy and proud to say that "that's my coach".
Here's a quick video of Mike throwing some leather. I remember his first day working the pads and no, it didn't look anything like this:
How did he get to be sharp? Well, as the title of this thread indicates, hard work is a vital ingredient followed by patience, persistence and practice. These admirable and fleeting qualities
Here's another friend, Andy, who enjoys what life has to offer but he also finds a balance between working out and his other life. He's not in town consistently but when he is, he always makes it a point to come over to train and he trains hard! I'm happy to call him a friend.
As we roll towards the last quarter of 2008, I can sense the holiday mood seeping into many of the members and what they are looking forwards to, but there are a good 3-4 months ahead and maintaining the motivation to pursue the goals and objectives that we've set is paramount. We want to finish!
See you back on the mats!
As we roll towards the last quarter of 2008, I can sense the holiday mood seeping into many of the members and what they are looking forwards to, but there are a good 3-4 months ahead and maintaining the motivation to pursue the goals and objectives that we've set is paramount. We want to finish!
See you back on the mats!
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