So many good points in here. Many of them are the invisible qualities people take for granted (like having fun) that wind up defining whether you become a lifelong practitioner, or someone who uses their training as a temporary escape from their reality. Another point is that you will have to build a healthy personal relationship to suffering. As a 45 year old practitioner who feels like he's starting over, I mentioned in a Bioneer video on parenting; "I had a routine, uninterrupted, for 2 years with a kid. Then one bad upper respiratory illness, and I'm looking at a calendar: it's been a month since I've trained. My longest layoff in 2 years. Now I have to rebuild; build my V02 Max, my oxygen levels, my work capacity. It feels like starting over. I'm almost glad; I remember the pain and suffering that preceded real transformation when I began this journey back in 2012. I get to relive that difficulty in game+ mode. I can't wait, yet its already begun
Whatever you said, it's all the conversation we keep it with our buddy friends with similar interests. More relevant content. Thank you! Will keep watching you, make more content just like you do🙌
Thanks Grant this was great! I’ve been out of my dojang for 4 years now and am constantly looking for new inspirations to keep training and get back to who I used to be. Of course it’s a lot harder with kids running around these days 😂
The words of a master-bro!!! Thx for reminding me! I reMember watching u yrs back...and thought, ahh he was epic...and yes it's that real life gocku shit...great also how it builds muscle taken to gocku speeds it becomes epic
Thanks for a very good vid. Much information to think about. I am not in the field of Martial arts, but I think these ideas go well beyond any specific type or exercise.
Massively inspirational stuff! Just took up taekwondo a few months ago just because I thought the kicks looked amazing and I wanted to be able to do that too. After a few weeks I found myself getting more interested in boxing and kickboxing but I never knew where to start until your collab with The Bioneer (great video btw). Been watching all your videos ever since. Everytime I hear you talk about training it gets me pumped and wanting to improve my skills. God bless you Grant, keep up the good work!
What I will be doing is starting out with hunting, fishing, swimming hiking, biking, skating everyday/most days and Eventually once I am stronger I will do calisthenics, weight lifting, and martial arts. I will also make sure to meditate to deal with stress and read philsophy for the betterment of my mind.
Stoking the fire is something that's helped me stick with Dutch Kickboxing for so long, been training 5 days a week for a year now coming March. And it's tough, especially when you feel your skill goes up and down, especially in sparring or fights, and injuries (that I'm starting to get now, currently recovering from a concussion while prepping for a fight sparring some advanced guys). Even thought about quitting multiple times. But I'm trying my best to stick with it. A great place for martial arts inspo is a channel called MMA Watch, the channel does some 🔥🔥🔥 fighter highlights and stuff like that. Also can look to fictional characters for inspo too. My main inspirational character who got me into calisthenics growing up and martial arts recently is CWs Green Arrow, even got me into learning languages lol.
Great video man I still consider myself i beginner I keep a white belt mentality always fun to learn to new things and to go back to your foundation to keep sharp and clean I’ve only now started taking martial arts seriously throughout the years it was on and off. And the inspiration part of video definitely related to that my first ever martial arts movie that just move beyond words and lit a fire in me was Bruce lee’s fist of fury dojo fight I was so moved and in love that was back in 2017 till this day that fire in me still burns and it burns ever higher than it use to I love that I love martial arts it’s a passion of mine.
Would you rather step up to face what you envision as your potential, or succumb to living sub-par because everyone else who is mediocre has the inability to see their potential for whatever reason? Pardon me but I don't really understand the meaning of fear when every fleeting millisecond doesn't come back to us ever again. I found this video quite inspirational.
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the movie inspiration is so true
W Kengan Ashura clip
That manga inspired me to start MMA.
So many good points in here. Many of them are the invisible qualities people take for granted (like having fun) that wind up defining whether you become a lifelong practitioner, or someone who uses their training as a temporary escape from their reality. Another point is that you will have to build a healthy personal relationship to suffering.
As a 45 year old practitioner who feels like he's starting over, I mentioned in a Bioneer video on parenting; "I had a routine, uninterrupted, for 2 years with a kid. Then one bad upper respiratory illness, and I'm looking at a calendar: it's been a month since I've trained. My longest layoff in 2 years. Now I have to rebuild; build my V02 Max, my oxygen levels, my work capacity. It feels like starting over. I'm almost glad; I remember the pain and suffering that preceded real transformation when I began this journey back in 2012. I get to relive that difficulty in game+ mode. I can't wait, yet its already begun
That is awesome! Keep it up, health is wealth in all areas of life!
Whatever you said, it's all the conversation we keep it with our buddy friends with similar interests. More relevant content. Thank you! Will keep watching you, make more content just like you do🙌
DOPE VIDEO!!! TYSM!
Getting ready to watch now yay!
You have seriously impressive skills
This video speaks to me on so many levels, as I am restarting my martial journey after years away. Many thanks, Sifu 👊
Very useful and readily applicable video. Thank you!
Thanks Grant this was great! I’ve been out of my dojang for 4 years now and am constantly looking for new inspirations to keep training and get back to who I used to be. Of course it’s a lot harder with kids running around these days 😂
Prioritise the time bro, you can do it
I kept thinking that looks like Performance Lab then I see JButler! Great vid btw
Awesome content man!
The words of a master-bro!!! Thx for reminding me! I reMember watching u yrs back...and thought, ahh he was epic...and yes it's that real life gocku shit...great also how it builds muscle taken to gocku speeds it becomes epic
Thanks for a very good vid. Much information to think about. I am not in the field of Martial arts, but I think these ideas go well beyond any specific type or exercise.
Thank You Grant! This is really helpful!
Massively inspirational stuff! Just took up taekwondo a few months ago just because I thought the kicks looked amazing and I wanted to be able to do that too. After a few weeks I found myself getting more interested in boxing and kickboxing but I never knew where to start until your collab with The Bioneer (great video btw). Been watching all your videos ever since. Everytime I hear you talk about training it gets me pumped and wanting to improve my skills. God bless you Grant, keep up the good work!
Thank you very much glad it's helpful!
Yea all makes sense, thanks again.
Beautifully said.
What I will be doing is starting out with hunting, fishing, swimming hiking, biking, skating everyday/most days and Eventually once I am stronger I will do calisthenics, weight lifting, and martial arts. I will also make sure to meditate to deal with stress and read philsophy for the betterment of my mind.
Stoking the fire is something that's helped me stick with Dutch Kickboxing for so long, been training 5 days a week for a year now coming March. And it's tough, especially when you feel your skill goes up and down, especially in sparring or fights, and injuries (that I'm starting to get now, currently recovering from a concussion while prepping for a fight sparring some advanced guys). Even thought about quitting multiple times. But I'm trying my best to stick with it. A great place for martial arts inspo is a channel called MMA Watch, the channel does some 🔥🔥🔥 fighter highlights and stuff like that. Also can look to fictional characters for inspo too. My main inspirational character who got me into calisthenics growing up and martial arts recently is CWs Green Arrow, even got me into learning languages lol.
Great video man I still consider myself i beginner I keep a white belt mentality always fun to learn to new things and to go back to your foundation to keep sharp and clean I’ve only now started taking martial arts seriously throughout the years it was on and off. And the inspiration part of video definitely related to that my first ever martial arts movie that just move beyond words and lit a fire in me was Bruce lee’s fist of fury dojo fight I was so moved and in love that was back in 2017 till this day that fire in me still burns and it burns ever higher than it use to I love that I love martial arts it’s a passion of mine.
I agree, I think the effect that our inspirations have on subsequent actions can never be understated
Great video. Appreciate the clarity Grant.
Thank you Grant it really helps a lot.
New subscriber here young master.
Very good. Thank you.
Would you rather step up to face what you envision as your potential, or succumb to living sub-par because everyone else who is mediocre has the inability to see their potential for whatever reason? Pardon me but I don't really understand the meaning of fear when every fleeting millisecond doesn't come back to us ever again. I found this video quite inspirational.
Holy crap, you knew just what video I would search for today.
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Great video. Thank you ❤
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can u do a vid on training to take a punch bro? thx
What if you’re old, have arthritis, and the hand speed of a three toed sloth?
Take trt
Your really good lwouild say the best on utbe seamus
Im very lucky!!! My very good friend( brother), is a cage warriors pro and doesnt charge me for 1 to 1 training👍
Go grant! Go bioneers!
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What was the name of the anime show when the guy gave a uppercut to other man chest
Kengan Ashura
A very small thing; your title is missing the 'h' in 'scratch'.
Algorithm Bump!
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Try tekken 8