I like training in a place where the inside temperature is the same as outside temperature. There is something oddly satisfying about knowing its going to be ‘hot as balls’ at the dojo the whole drive there…and just knowing class is going to suck. Good stuff!
I can deal with the heat but training in the cold SUCKS BALLS! I’ll take the heat any day over the cold.
Nothink like getting slammed into a nice hard, cold mat.
[QUOTE=devil;2596240]I can deal with the heat but training in the cold SUCKS BALLS! I’ll take the heat any day over the cold.[/QUOTE]
I hate the fact that I usually get my once-a-year cold infection when I train in cold weather. Especially when I go for a run in near-freezing temps.
This thread is brought to you by the people who think you can’t punch a heavy bag barehanded without breaking your hand into a million little pieces.
[QUOTE=jnp;2597280]Texas.
106-11 degrees F outside every damn day.
No rain for almost four months now. [/quote]
you win by virtue of being jnp.
What’s the second place prize?
being graced by sitting at your right hand
Excised from: http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showthread.php?t=108625
To all posters above except Snake, your post has been deemed insufficient funds at the Bank of Technical Excellence. Therefore, I have moved your broke ass post off the original thread.
It’s a requirement that you post on topic and in an informative manner in the training forums. If you can’t do that, keep your grubby little fingers off the keyboard while you’re there.
[QUOTE=Snake Plissken;2597286]you win by virtue of being jnp.
being graced by sitting at your right hand[/QUOTE]
Kiss ass. I’m not scared of JNP. Of course, that’s largely because I don’t think he cares enough to take the 45 minute drive to come find me.
^^^^
so that means you shall be sitting at his right hand and I shall be at his left.
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