No, Iām sure, but like yoga, itās too slow and ponderous for me. I like a bit of āpumping and gruntingā!
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Wing Woo Gar81 5
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Iām staring down that same barrel on Sunday. I havenāt been training since the hospital. Next week itās time to pay the price.Post gym: Iām sore especially my thighs, glutes, hamstrings and pecsI might as well just āgo for itā on Monday. I canāt envisage it being anymore painful!
I think MA are masochists!
_Simon_146 177
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We have a Medieval fayre every year at Glastonbury Abbey; that really is magical with King Arthur in his grave watching over us! The jousting is brutal!
drop bear146 21
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Yeah. I really had an amazing time. It was surprising how therapeutic engaging in whimsy was.
drop bear146 21
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We had jousting as well.
Huge fun to watch.
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Nice headdress and neck choker, drop bear!
As a child in the 70s, Iād watch jousting at Belvoir (ābee-verā) castle and I remember it being far more violent than at Glastonbury; no real health and safety I supposeWe had jousting as well.
Huge fun to watch.
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Prince_Alarming84 20
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Went to a large tribal gathering and had to be prevented from leaving with my Aunt's dog. He is a sheltie and he loves cuddles.
Also, I keep looking for ways to jazz up my workout, but really nothing works as well as just the little thing I wrote for myself with the timed sets and kata. So I'm gonna stick to that for the time being. In adddition to either a mile of running, a two mile walk or five rounds on the bag five days a week. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
Also, I keep looking for ways to jazz up my workout, but really nothing works as well as just the little thing I wrote for myself with the timed sets and kata. So I'm gonna stick to that for the time being. In adddition to either a mile of running, a two mile walk or five rounds on the bag five days a week. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
Prince_Alarming84 20
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Also, been offered some work in the old country. One of my uncles needs help with large animals and heavy machinery
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Prince_Alarming84 20
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OK so my cousin did some family history research as a 70th birthday present for his mum. Which is really lovely and thoughtful of him, but apparently the best way to trace your ancestors is looking for petty crimes that they committed and apparently one of them was driving an unlicensed lorry and dad was like 'Oh, so that's where the lorry came from' and tbh the wierd thing about talking to auntie Olive was how often she'd confess to quite serious crimes on which the statute of limitations has expired and.... yeah, he had a lot of stuff to look up
After awhile of not working out it hits hard after that first session. I try to get 2-3 in a week, usually with a recovery day in between. Most of it is cardio and calisthenics though. Have a good restPost gym: Iām sore especially my thighs, glutes, hamstrings and pecs
On Saturday, I virtually needed help lowering myself into a chair and a wheelchair to get around.
Iāve recovered now and am going into the gym this morning. I will be following a low volume (2-3 sets), high intensity (exercise to failure) regime.
Iāve recovered now and am going into the gym this morning. I will be following a low volume (2-3 sets), high intensity (exercise to failure) regime.
Prince_Alarming84 20
Senior Master
WOOOOO!
Congratulations, now you will have so much time to practice martial arts once you are healed up. I am at the point now that I know I will practice for the rest of my life. It has helped get back into shape and I love to do it.
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