This video woke me up. I am a divison 1 runner who after high school was stagnating and being hurt over and over again. Running tore my life apart from the ground up. 5 months ago I saw this video, and I put down running entirely. I discovered how much it means to me in it's absence, and what mistakes I was making in the heat of passion. I also discovered how much it helps me, as I fell into a deep pit of despair without it. I stand now, after clawing my way out of that hole and back to the spot I was at before in running all by myself with nothing but my own strength. No coach, no support, just me and my soul. I found it again, and I can perform like I never could before. I broke a 3 year cycle of constant pain and self-loathing, by taking a step back and starting from scratch. That is powerful.
Get yourself some collagen buddy, best dietary supplement for injury & flexibility. Your body will thank you. I had a pain to the left shoulder that wouldn't lessen for a whole year. I did some research about what the body needs to repair joints and collagen was the response I found so I gave it a try ... My pain completely disapeared after 20 days. Collagen is excellent for every part of your body ! Bones, skin, hair, organs, joints, muscle, tendons, etc ... Hope this message reachs you.
@@jorts9426 oh well, hope my message is useful to someone else then ! We both know the high number of people stopping everything because of a constant joint pain. That's what I thought you were talking about with the "3 year cycle of constant pain"
I was a determined competitive swimmer that wanted to do better every day to prove to everyone I was better than they thought I was because I didn’t have any particular talent. It was an after-school activity that I enjoyed for some reason, but I was constantly looked down upon and made fun of for being the slowest person on the team. Thankfully, a coach saw potential in me that I never thought was there, and so he would give me advice and workouts to do in my spare time if I wanted to improve. After relentless days and gruesome nights of self improvement for about a year and a half, it was working and I eventually become regional champion for the 500 freestyle (mid-distance sprint as we like to call it lol) for 2 consecutive years in my 3rd and 4th year of high school. I was stupid and got a severe ankle injury at a trampoline park during my final season and it affected my performance severely. I never fully recovered and never reached my full potential again after that, and after internalizing what it could’ve been, I had deduced that I had gotten complacent and satisfied with what I had done and it was enough for me. Everyone got upset with me, and I fell into a bit of depression around that time. I had stopped for about a year and decided to give it one more shot to see if I still had that spark to determine if I really was broken. I trained religiously for 6 months with a coach that helped me during my championship days, and it was the most passionate and introspective time of my life. Whereas back then I was competing for the sake of beating the competition, this time I was doing it for myself. The main competition event came and I was able to get back to my best times and got a few medals. I had never been so happy and proud of myself to finally prove something to MYSELF for once. I competed again after that, but at that point I felt my spark disappear again. Only this time, I was ready to accept it. Despite the ups and downs and dark periods of time I went through, I can look back at that point of my life without holding any grudges. Hopefully this story helps with anyone competing at the national and international level that there’s always something more in the tank, you just got to find it for YOU. Good luck everyone, and never give up:)
I am really cryinh rn. After 3 years, I finally admited that I am not ok and I ddnt really had any purpose or dreams, but I never acttually tried being better or understanding myself, after 3 days of having a aingle person to dump my whole trauma, other than myself, I am really having courage to face myself and I ended up finding your channel that is literally ahowing me I still have courage and still didnt give up. Thats really life-changing. Thanks for the clearest 2 hours of my life, bro. Obs: writing in the cellphone keyboard sucks ass and makes the texts really bad (maybe is because I am literally cryinh rn)
It’s ok man even as growing up to be adults, we’re still continue to struggle in life with everything bad tht has happened to our lives, but it’s form of showing if we can take it or not and we have to learn how to improve ourselves. but ey I’m still here struggling and trying to find out the person I’m really am
Somehow I think about the part, where Takamura says: "only the real monsters survive". Think about Ippo's contender like Mashiba and Sendo, there not Human and the problem is, Ippo doesn't got what it takes to be that kind of Killer. He lacks the ruthlessness, that it needs to be in the same realm like Takamura, Sendo or Mashiba.
The counter argument is... David Eagle. I'll say it even though I'll sound like I'm glazing, he's a paragon saint of boxing. Fundamentals, all around boxer, hardworking, and an overall nice guy. Sure, that last part may have led to his downfall, but he was still a world champ until Takamura came around(still having doubts with how he won). Overall, if Ippo were to come back, Eagle would be somewhat my ideal of what he could be at peak.
This is one of the most inspirational and close to me videos I have ever watched because I love Hajime No Ippo, and I’ve always felt the same and have struggled with the exact things in this topic. I couldn’t agree more with everything and I have always thought that you should face yourself fully before you can face others but you put it in the most inspirational, easy, and beautiful way to understand it. Thank you, I will watch this video whenever I need it.
Dude you made a this video really stand out for me and what I got from it really was far better than I expected. Thank you, I hope your channel grows beyond the skies
This is a personal story of mine but, its been two/three years since ive seen hajime no ippo and since then ive gained alot of ambition to seek strength in a physical matter. And so i did try my best in a similar matter through doing my best in the sports i love, in improving myself physically. At a certain point i overworked myself or saw my hard work crumble as i face lifes cruelty that sometimes no matter how hard you put your effort into something, it isnt meant for you to achieve (at that moment) something you want. But only now after seeing your video which i absolutely loved have i gained a wider perspective here, so let this be my review for this video but you did a hell of a good video here mate
I know this is a older video but this really hit home I was always using my fitness and boxing to deal with the issues i was facing not realizing until recently the very thing this man spoke about the man in the mirror will always be your greatest opponent but he’s also the man you need to love understand accept and ultimately heal and make peace with but for some not all but some of us that will be the hardest thing we will ever do we can literally fight wars but fixing the issues within ourselves will be a fight you never had but it’s the only way the only way to real strength real happiness
I wish good health on the author so that we can all see Ippo's conclusion. You sir, have made the best videos I've seen in a while. Amazing job, cant wait to see more! 🔥💙
@@Mayorski you were all right on how to build your character and to change etc.....but I don't think changing externaly won't make you change internally......external shifts changes the internal you....
yo. great video, i subscribed and sent it to a friend that i was talking about this EXACT thing last night. this vid came at the perfect for me, thank u for making this and i hope to see more from u in the future!
This is genuinely beautiful man it also made me realise no matter how hard I try to not to be me I'll have to come to terms with myself in the mental aspect
This video really hits hard to me cuz I go to the gym as a way to cope with my overwhelming emotions and insecurities and I have seem some decent changes in my physique but deep down I know that I have to fix my internal issues and that gym wont help me forever or in the long run ,as the real problems will just keep piling up until its unbearable. This video is really a wake up call. I'm very lost in my life but I know I can't stay this way forever.
To this day, Hajime no Ippo is one of the few "shounen" manga or anime I have seen that truly embodies what the demographic is all about. Reinforcing the idea that seeking to improve yourself and becoming stronger and finding what it means to truly be strong as a positive thing but at the same time, you need to cover a lot of bases for that to work. Makunochi Ippo is a nice guy, but he is often burdened by certain weaknesses he has in his mind, his flaw of using boxing as a substitution for his problems has been foreshadowed when Takamura called him out for using the gym to make friends. He finds himself unable to take the grittiness of life, he has natural talent for boxing but when he brings his A game, it's just a veil to cover for the fact he can't accept that one of his close friends chose this life. It took so many chapters and fights for that to click in, and one may think, well does that mean Ippo doesn't really have character development? He does, and even if he doesn't realize what he's been missing, he is also discovering things for himself, which when you think about it, is more true to life than how some people realize. Also goes on to show, HNI is not just about boxing, it's a story about life and finding strength.
I have been playing volleyball for 2 years and im still questioning myself why i haven't feel happy, I feel something isn't right, then i realise I don't really want to be a volleyball player, I want to prove everyone that I can be volleyball player, but That's still not it, but now i realise the true reason i want to join volleyball is because i wanna pass my trauma when I was a kid, I join volleyball because I wanna look cool and I think that will make everyone loves me,now I get it I don't want to be a volleyball player i wanna be happy, I want people to love me, i have been chasing my dream for 2 years thx for this video i finally know what im truly want... some time the thing that your chasing isn't the true thing that you want.
Being someone who is going through a crisis similar to ippo's, I would like to thank you greatly for your words, as they were the words I needed to hear at this time, I will always carry them with me, and share them with more people who need them, again, I thank you greatly for this video, I hope with all my heart that your channel continues to grow!
Thank you for this video. I would like to speak about one of my closest friends. I would like to say that whenever I see IPPO it’s just reminding of him, a guy who lives in another country due to poverty. My friend started boxing when he was about 12 yo. He was quite talented, however from where we are it’s really hard to make a career out of since bribery and special favors exist. What I mean is that if you don’t have connections to the higher society then your trash. Nevertheless at the age of 16 after becoming local and undisputed champion (won 6 six tourneys)my friend received the first national call-up for youths in Rome in which he came in-second and received first place in Balkans. A kid that had nothing but only his fists and heart.After that he became cocky more or less like Sendo and Takamura. He was literally looking down on his opponents saying that he is far superior and so on until he went to play in a world exhibition at the age of 18 in which he twisted his ankle and literally got pummelled by an Algerian outboxer (24yo)leading to having internal damage in his head. The month or two after they arranged a fight with an older Nigerian guy(27), guess what the dude knocked him out in less than 40 seconds. The loss took everything from him and destroyed him mentally and physically. I remember him clearly saying that his out fuck boxing even tossed his boxing gloves away and then went for studies at a Uni in Greece. Many years passed and my friend never got over the fact that he had his ass handed to him some years ago, he never bounced back in his 20s. After finishing his degree he came to find me in the UK for work,we were 24/25 at the time (I was always teasing him about boxing and stuff and making fun of him how he got destroyed 😂, if I remember correctly it was then when the manny vs floyd boxing match occurring). After watching the match we both became hooked with boxing again so we both enrolled into a boxing gym starting gym is called. I knew how much boxing meant to him and therefore I couldn’t stop, we were two strangers in a different country i felt that I had to be there for him. We tried working out regularly even sparring but like “friendly” after work almost every day. Then I took him to an amateur boxing match (coz we were broke 😂). Then we went to another match and another match and another match until he finally realised that he wanted to box. I was trying to convince him not to following the 7-8 years of abstinence but he said i don’t wanna let my dream end I want to show them that I can box I want to prove to all mfs that I could do it, I want to prove them wrong for not selecting me earlier, Sg like that. This is when I realised that he was literally hurting so bad inside. So I told him this is your last chance so we requested the trainer there to enrol him and arrange an amateur boxing match. At the end he managed to play 8 games and had 7-1 (unfair result the ref was paid)(4KO, 1TKO). Now at the age of 32 my friend has his own gym and got satisfied by proving to everybody that he can box. Thank you for your video my friend, I never watched hajime no ippo until yesterday and I can say that it made me relive my previous 20 years again telling me that regrets it’s not something easy but they can be always overwhelmed. Thank you ❤
I recently experienced a tough break-up. Last Friday, in fact. My ex left me 'cause she couldn't deal with my communication problems, despite seeing I was having trouble opening up, she didn't really wanna help in the end. I had a hard time talking due to some past trauma and, rather than help me, she just got upset at me. She immediately got with another dude day before Valentine's Day, not even 5 days after the break-up. Since then, I've been feeling kinda... aimless, lonely, and hurt. Looking back at it, she really wasn't the best for me. I was the only one ever pushing things forward, plus she constantly made me feel like every time something happened it was my fault intentionally or not. I've been doing some reflecting since then, with help from some friends. After watching this video, I think it's about time I find my dreams. I know what I want someday in a partner, ironically enough, thanks to her. I think I have the strength to make my dreams real.
Dude u are the same with me I also literally just got break up a month ago , she is also just like your ex ,she left me at my hardest time and got bf after 2 days , I had nothing left to study for exam , literally nothing in my heart just me and me , I still can't escape from this bro
Man I've watch this so many times now and each time it hits harder and harder... I love Hajime no Ippo but I haven't read the manga. Just like Ippo I was looking for the same meaning of what it's like to be "strong". And I thought it was about chasing your dreams and not giving up. But in the process all that happened was just me cowering over my inability to achieve the things I wanted. I told myself that's it. I just don't have what it takes and that I should move on to something I can do. Basically giving up. I think that's were true strength comes in handy to see your own flaws and disadvantages and to still go in head first and find a way to improve.
Great analysis! You'll never be strong from without strength even a spark of it must come from within first then external factors can reinforce that spark!
This is a well put video, helps me a lot in what I'm currently going through. This channel definitely needs more subscribers and that's why I'm subscribing now. God bless you brother
man your content is very great countinue what you are doing coz there isnt many content creators out there teaching life lessons in a relatable way so yeah great job bruhh
I really wanna watch the video, but I haven't caught up to Hajime no Ippo. But I wanted to say I just subscribed, I usually don't do this but this is a really good video!
Very good explanation but if you train physically it helps a lot to train mentally too. It's easier to build a character when you train to something. It's giving you confidence.
I use things like boxing to be enough for myself and have a side thing, there's a LOT that I do and I don't think my dreams woll necessarily leave me depressed. I just wanna know a lot of people to know how my brain works
- Look for money, be unhappy - Look for purpose, be unhappy - Look for friendship, be unhappy - Look for love, be unhappy The reason you're unhappy is because you weren't born lucky enough to just have it and the secret to happiness is luck
Idk. This video made me think. And i think just have no dream... how do i even start with reflecting within myself? I reflect on my mistakes, but that doesn't make me a better person than before, i feel like im still the same, but with the lesson i learned, i just don't know.
I think that there is another chapter that is the first one and it is to have something you want to do something that makes you excited and exhilarated for some people it is hard to find that thing
I hope you are aware that a ytber named virtue did a video like yours around a month ago and at 14:01 he even uses the same tracks. The videos are different but have very similar content and his is a bit longer. I suggest that if you didnt already, watch his video and at least contact him and ask whats up with this. I found this completely by accident bc i watched your hni short today and then watched your full video and in autoplay there was virtues video right after yours
I think he meant by it that peaple tend to think that physically strong characters are mentally strong to which is false in most of the time for example superman the moment his family dies in injustice he became a dictator and threw all his morals and what he stands for he was challenged by the loss of loved ones
This video woke me up. I am a divison 1 runner who after high school was stagnating and being hurt over and over again. Running tore my life apart from the ground up. 5 months ago I saw this video, and I put down running entirely. I discovered how much it means to me in it's absence, and what mistakes I was making in the heat of passion. I also discovered how much it helps me, as I fell into a deep pit of despair without it. I stand now, after clawing my way out of that hole and back to the spot I was at before in running all by myself with nothing but my own strength. No coach, no support, just me and my soul. I found it again, and I can perform like I never could before. I broke a 3 year cycle of constant pain and self-loathing, by taking a step back and starting from scratch. That is powerful.
Wow, what a message.
Get yourself some collagen buddy, best dietary supplement for injury & flexibility. Your body will thank you. I had a pain to the left shoulder that wouldn't lessen for a whole year. I did some research about what the body needs to repair joints and collagen was the response I found so I gave it a try ... My pain completely disapeared after 20 days. Collagen is excellent for every part of your body ! Bones, skin, hair, organs, joints, muscle, tendons, etc ... Hope this message reachs you.
@@pezosdrare3291 bruh I had a bad training program not a nutrient deficiency. I run a 1:50 800m now 😂
@@jorts9426 oh well, hope my message is useful to someone else then ! We both know the high number of people stopping everything because of a constant joint pain. That's what I thought you were talking about with the "3 year cycle of constant pain"
I was a determined competitive swimmer that wanted to do better every day to prove to everyone I was better than they thought I was because I didn’t have any particular talent. It was an after-school activity that I enjoyed for some reason, but I was constantly looked down upon and made fun of for being the slowest person on the team. Thankfully, a coach saw potential in me that I never thought was there, and so he would give me advice and workouts to do in my spare time if I wanted to improve. After relentless days and gruesome nights of self improvement for about a year and a half, it was working and I eventually become regional champion for the 500 freestyle (mid-distance sprint as we like to call it lol) for 2 consecutive years in my 3rd and 4th year of high school. I was stupid and got a severe ankle injury at a trampoline park during my final season and it affected my performance severely. I never fully recovered and never reached my full potential again after that, and after internalizing what it could’ve been, I had deduced that I had gotten complacent and satisfied with what I had done and it was enough for me. Everyone got upset with me, and I fell into a bit of depression around that time. I had stopped for about a year and decided to give it one more shot to see if I still had that spark to determine if I really was broken. I trained religiously for 6 months with a coach that helped me during my championship days, and it was the most passionate and introspective time of my life. Whereas back then I was competing for the sake of beating the competition, this time I was doing it for myself. The main competition event came and I was able to get back to my best times and got a few medals. I had never been so happy and proud of myself to finally prove something to MYSELF for once. I competed again after that, but at that point I felt my spark disappear again. Only this time, I was ready to accept it. Despite the ups and downs and dark periods of time I went through, I can look back at that point of my life without holding any grudges. Hopefully this story helps with anyone competing at the national and international level that there’s always something more in the tank, you just got to find it for YOU. Good luck everyone, and never give up:)
I want to put 90% focusing on achieving my goal, not 15% of my time wasted chasing a dream.
I am really cryinh rn. After 3 years, I finally admited that I am not ok and I ddnt really had any purpose or dreams, but I never acttually tried being better or understanding myself, after 3 days of having a aingle person to dump my whole trauma, other than myself, I am really having courage to face myself and I ended up finding your channel that is literally ahowing me I still have courage and still didnt give up. Thats really life-changing. Thanks for the clearest 2 hours of my life, bro.
Obs: writing in the cellphone keyboard sucks ass and makes the texts really bad (maybe is because I am literally cryinh rn)
It’s ok man even as growing up to be adults, we’re still continue to struggle in life with everything bad tht has happened to our lives, but it’s form of showing if we can take it or not and we have to learn how to improve ourselves.
but ey I’m still here struggling and trying to find out the person I’m really am
This video hits really hard. You did a good job here man I might need to do some self reflection every once in a while. Thank you really
Glad it helped and you enjoyed!
yeah I re-watched it for that.
These recent chapter ippo is become alot more confident like he dead ass tell mashiba "I'm afraid i could injur you"
Somehow I think about the part, where Takamura says: "only the real monsters survive".
Think about Ippo's contender like Mashiba and Sendo, there not Human and the problem is, Ippo doesn't got what it takes to be that kind of Killer.
He lacks the ruthlessness, that it needs to be in the same realm like Takamura, Sendo or Mashiba.
It's the same as Mike Tysons son wants to be a pro boxer. But he himself told him it's not happening. You're not a monster, nothing made you that way.
And yet Ippo beat Sendo twice
The counter argument is...
David Eagle.
I'll say it even though I'll sound like I'm glazing, he's a paragon saint of boxing. Fundamentals, all around boxer, hardworking, and an overall nice guy. Sure, that last part may have led to his downfall, but he was still a world champ until Takamura came around(still having doubts with how he won).
Overall, if Ippo were to come back, Eagle would be somewhat my ideal of what he could be at peak.
This is one of the most inspirational and close to me videos I have ever watched because I love Hajime No Ippo, and I’ve always felt the same and have struggled with the exact things in this topic. I couldn’t agree more with everything and I have always thought that you should face yourself fully before you can face others but you put it in the most inspirational, easy, and beautiful way to understand it. Thank you, I will watch this video whenever I need it.
Dude you made a this video really stand out for me and what I got from it really was far better than I expected. Thank you, I hope your channel grows beyond the skies
This is a personal story of mine but, its been two/three years since ive seen hajime no ippo and since then ive gained alot of ambition to seek strength in a physical matter. And so i did try my best in a similar matter through doing my best in the sports i love, in improving myself physically. At a certain point i overworked myself or saw my hard work crumble as i face lifes cruelty that sometimes no matter how hard you put your effort into something, it isnt meant for you to achieve (at that moment) something you want. But only now after seeing your video which i absolutely loved have i gained a wider perspective here, so let this be my review for this video but you did a hell of a good video here mate
I know this is a older video but this really hit home I was always using my fitness and boxing to deal with the issues i was facing not realizing until recently the very thing this man spoke about the man in the mirror will always be your greatest opponent but he’s also the man you need to love understand accept and ultimately heal and make peace with but for some not all but some of us that will be the hardest thing we will ever do we can literally fight wars but fixing the issues within ourselves will be a fight you never had but it’s the only way the only way to real strength real happiness
I wish good health on the author so that we can all see Ippo's conclusion. You sir, have made the best videos I've seen in a while. Amazing job, cant wait to see more! 🔥💙
Thank you sir!
@@Mayorski you were all right on how to build your character and to change etc.....but I don't think changing externaly won't make you change internally......external shifts changes the internal you....
yo. great video, i subscribed and sent it to a friend that i was talking about this EXACT thing last night. this vid came at the perfect for me, thank u for making this and i hope to see more from u in the future!
Glad it helped you! Appreciate the support!
Bullying is a common inspiration for fighters. Look at gsp
Gsp is such a great role model and he even met his bully irl as an adult without harboring any hate anymore.
This is genuinely beautiful man it also made me realise no matter how hard I try to not to be me I'll have to come to terms with myself in the mental aspect
This video really hits hard to me cuz I go to the gym as a way to cope with my overwhelming emotions and insecurities and I have seem some decent changes in my physique but deep down I know that I have to fix my internal issues and that gym wont help me forever or in the long run ,as the real problems will just keep piling up until its unbearable. This video is really a wake up call. I'm very lost in my life but I know I can't stay this way forever.
Continue you to push. We are in this together you are not alone. Never give up!
@@richardblack3385 thank you so much, means a lot :)
Stupidly underated, incredibly well edited. Well done.
To this day, Hajime no Ippo is one of the few "shounen" manga or anime I have seen that truly embodies what the demographic is all about. Reinforcing the idea that seeking to improve yourself and becoming stronger and finding what it means to truly be strong as a positive thing but at the same time, you need to cover a lot of bases for that to work. Makunochi Ippo is a nice guy, but he is often burdened by certain weaknesses he has in his mind, his flaw of using boxing as a substitution for his problems has been foreshadowed when Takamura called him out for using the gym to make friends. He finds himself unable to take the grittiness of life, he has natural talent for boxing but when he brings his A game, it's just a veil to cover for the fact he can't accept that one of his close friends chose this life. It took so many chapters and fights for that to click in, and one may think, well does that mean Ippo doesn't really have character development? He does, and even if he doesn't realize what he's been missing, he is also discovering things for himself, which when you think about it, is more true to life than how some people realize. Also goes on to show, HNI is not just about boxing, it's a story about life and finding strength.
I have been playing volleyball for 2 years and im still questioning myself why i haven't feel happy, I feel something isn't right, then i realise I don't really want to be a volleyball player, I want to prove everyone that I can be volleyball player, but That's still not it, but now i realise the true reason i want to join volleyball is because i wanna pass my trauma when I was a kid, I join volleyball because I wanna look cool and I think that will make everyone loves me,now I get it I don't want to be a volleyball player i wanna be happy, I want people to love me, i have been chasing my dream for 2 years thx for this video i finally know what im truly want... some time the thing that your chasing isn't the true thing that you want.
The soundtrack in the background is fire just like the video. Good job
Being someone who is going through a crisis similar to ippo's, I would like to thank you greatly for your words, as they were the words I needed to hear at this time, I will always carry them with me, and share them with more people who need them, again, I thank you greatly for this video, I hope with all my heart that your channel continues to grow!
this is why ippo is my absolute favourite manga it changed my life for the far better
Thank you for this video. I would like to speak about one of my closest friends. I would like to say that whenever I see IPPO it’s just reminding of him, a guy who lives in another country due to poverty. My friend started boxing when he was about 12 yo. He was quite talented, however from where we are it’s really hard to make a career out of since bribery and special favors exist. What I mean is that if you don’t have connections to the higher society then your trash. Nevertheless at the age of 16 after becoming local and undisputed champion (won 6 six tourneys)my friend received the first national call-up for youths in Rome in which he came in-second and received first place in Balkans. A kid that had nothing but only his fists and heart.After that he became cocky more or less like Sendo and Takamura. He was literally looking down on his opponents saying that he is far superior and so on until he went to play in a world exhibition at the age of 18 in which he twisted his ankle and literally got pummelled by an Algerian outboxer (24yo)leading to having internal damage in his head. The month or two after they arranged a fight with an older Nigerian guy(27), guess what the dude knocked him out in less than 40 seconds. The loss took everything from him and destroyed him mentally and physically. I remember him clearly saying that his out fuck boxing even tossed his boxing gloves away and then went for studies at a Uni in Greece. Many years passed and my friend never got over the fact that he had his ass handed to him some years ago, he never bounced back in his 20s. After finishing his degree he came to find me in the UK for work,we were 24/25 at the time (I was always teasing him about boxing and stuff and making fun of him how he got destroyed 😂, if I remember correctly it was then when the manny vs floyd boxing match occurring). After watching the match we both became hooked with boxing again so we both enrolled into a boxing gym starting gym is called. I knew how much boxing meant to him and therefore I couldn’t stop, we were two strangers in a different country i felt that I had to be there for him. We tried working out regularly even sparring but like “friendly” after work almost every day. Then I took him to an amateur boxing match (coz we were broke 😂). Then we went to another match and another match and another match until he finally realised that he wanted to box. I was trying to convince him not to following the 7-8 years of abstinence but he said i don’t wanna let my dream end I want to show them that I can box I want to prove to all mfs that I could do it, I want to prove them wrong for not selecting me earlier, Sg like that. This is when I realised that he was literally hurting so bad inside. So I told him this is your last chance so we requested the trainer there to enrol him and arrange an amateur boxing match. At the end he managed to play 8 games and had 7-1 (unfair result the ref was paid)(4KO, 1TKO). Now at the age of 32 my friend has his own gym and got satisfied by proving to everybody that he can box. Thank you for your video my friend, I never watched hajime no ippo until yesterday and I can say that it made me relive my previous 20 years again telling me that regrets it’s not something easy but they can be always overwhelmed. Thank you ❤
Godammit. Ippo is training and becoming a better boxer, but he still hasn't resolved his inner character. LOL.
I recently experienced a tough break-up. Last Friday, in fact. My ex left me 'cause she couldn't deal with my communication problems, despite seeing I was having trouble opening up, she didn't really wanna help in the end. I had a hard time talking due to some past trauma and, rather than help me, she just got upset at me. She immediately got with another dude day before Valentine's Day, not even 5 days after the break-up. Since then, I've been feeling kinda... aimless, lonely, and hurt. Looking back at it, she really wasn't the best for me. I was the only one ever pushing things forward, plus she constantly made me feel like every time something happened it was my fault intentionally or not. I've been doing some reflecting since then, with help from some friends. After watching this video, I think it's about time I find my dreams. I know what I want someday in a partner, ironically enough, thanks to her. I think I have the strength to make my dreams real.
Dude u are the same with me I also literally just got break up a month ago , she is also just like your ex ,she left me at my hardest time and got bf after 2 days , I had nothing left to study for exam , literally nothing in my heart just me and me , I still can't escape from this bro
@@shoto_29 You can escape. It just takes time. Let yourself heal. Focus on other things, she'll slowly become a distant memory of another time.
cool irish accent lol you sound exactly like my brother, love hajime no ippo since it motivated me to begin boxing.
The only words I have after watching this video is-Holy crap I am saving this
Man I've watch this so many times now and each time it hits harder and harder... I love Hajime no Ippo but I haven't read the manga. Just like Ippo I was looking for the same meaning of what it's like to be "strong". And I thought it was about chasing your dreams and not giving up. But in the process all that happened was just me cowering over my inability to achieve the things I wanted. I told myself that's it. I just don't have what it takes and that I should move on to something I can do. Basically giving up. I think that's were true strength comes in handy to see your own flaws and disadvantages and to still go in head first and find a way to improve.
bro ur a good ass writer. Binging your videos and omfg, blown away by every single one. Incredible work!
beautifully explained + edited. Well done
Appreciate that bro!
Another amazing video, keep going my guy!
Always!
Nah man this is what i wanted subbed❤
Excellent ❤, overcoming inner traumas, building real life character, finding what you truly want
Man I don't know why but I feel that this video will get million views. Great work man ❤
I hope so too😂😂
@@Mayorski you will man you're great
Great analysis! You'll never be strong from without strength even a spark of it must come from within first then external factors can reinforce that spark!
🙏🏿 Amazing video man
This is a well put video, helps me a lot in what I'm currently going through. This channel definitely needs more subscribers and that's why I'm subscribing now. God bless you brother
Literally in tears. The answer I was looking for. Thank you🙏🏿
Ahhh, finally someone with real content, subscribed and hit the bell.
great video, great speach bro
What a great video, keep going!
man your content is very great countinue what you are doing coz there isnt many content creators out there teaching life lessons in a relatable way so yeah great job bruhh
I need more reality check videos like this regardless of the spoilers its fantastic video, love the Undertale background btw.
More to come!
You tell ‘em cuz!!!!
Love your content as always Mayorski❤❤❤
Christ bless you, this was amazing work bro truly
How does this not have at least a million views? This is amazing!
Great video, thank you
If you've actually watched or read ippo you would know he completely changed as a person because of his pursuit of boxing
Wow, incredible video brother. Fantastic message. I hope more people come across it. Blessings ❤️🔥
Thank you for this bro, i am weak and hate to admit being wrong, but you humbled me with this video... I dont want to be a loser.
Amazing video man
Wow what an amazing video and man you truly understand the meaning hidden in ippo
Glad you liked it!
What a great video!
What a marvelous video man
I really wanna watch the video, but I haven't caught up to Hajime no Ippo. But I wanted to say I just subscribed, I usually don't do this but this is a really good video!
goat video bro. I love everything about it
Good work on this video needed it right about now
“I will over come “ Great Job
So that's why no new season of anime were released coz audience might feel depressed
Amazing video man! Hope you cover HNI more in the future
I might! Glad you enjoyed!😂
this makes so much sense. I hope we see Morikawa going in this direction
Thank you , Thank you , Thank you , Thank you, for this video, it really helped me , you seem like a really cool person , love your content ❤
0:40- 0:53 bro them boys throwing hands damn 😭🙏
Most underrated TH-camr ❤️🔥
Now I Have to read this manga. Thanks
Deep….keep making content bro ur dropping nothing but quality .
That's an interesting way to look at it. You just gained yourself a new subscriber. Great video, btw.
Welcome aboard!
Idk but i cri3d while watching this 😭
Thank you bro
Ngl the edit at begining was 🔥
Beautiful. Respect
Amazing video dude, keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do!
Very good explanation but if you train physically it helps a lot to train mentally too. It's easier to build a character when you train to something. It's giving you confidence.
I use things like boxing to be enough for myself and have a side thing, there's a LOT that I do and I don't think my dreams woll necessarily leave me depressed. I just wanna know a lot of people to know how my brain works
This video was very well done btw.
thanks for the video, i really appreciate it ❤
Glad you liked it!
I’m 500 chapters in. Thanks for the message.
- Look for money, be unhappy
- Look for purpose, be unhappy
- Look for friendship, be unhappy
- Look for love, be unhappy
The reason you're unhappy is because you weren't born lucky enough to just have it and the secret to happiness is luck
Good video. Thx bro !
Nice job man i really learn alot from this video... keep it up 💪💪
Glad to hear it!
Goated video bro
Appreciate it
thank you
Damnn bro
This shi hit hardd
Nice work man🙌🙌
Thanks bro!
Type shit my father tells me when I say I will be juggling work and training
wonderful video, keep it up
Thank you, I will
Greatest vedio i watched in. Whole. TH-cam
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Man this hit deep
Idk. This video made me think. And i think just have no dream... how do i even start with reflecting within myself? I reflect on my mistakes, but that doesn't make me a better person than before, i feel like im still the same, but with the lesson i learned, i just don't know.
Ippo is my favorite manga. And ut keep punching me so hard
Good video bro🔥🙌
Thanks 💯
I think that there is another chapter that is the first one and it is to have something you want to do something that makes you excited and exhilarated for some people it is hard to find that thing
I love the fact you like Both One piece and Hajime no Ippo
I hope you are aware that a ytber named virtue did a video like yours around a month ago and at 14:01 he even uses the same tracks.
The videos are different but have very similar content and his is a bit longer.
I suggest that if you didnt already, watch his video and at least contact him and ask whats up with this.
I found this completely by accident bc i watched your hni short today and then watched your full video and in autoplay there was virtues video right after yours
This is a great video
great video
5:51 B.s.
It isn't a misconception. It's just people with a different view point.
I think he meant by it that peaple tend to think that physically strong characters are mentally strong to which is false in most of the time for example superman the moment his family dies in injustice he became a dictator and threw all his morals and what he stands for he was challenged by the loss of loved ones
If you lack mental strength, youre weak in that regard. Thsts objective, not subjective
It's not a bad thing to have a dream. Just don't become obsessed with them. Like a the lead in Kamen rider Zi-o did.
You should listen to the first ending of naruto it give insight on how to follow your dreams and not ruin your life over it
So underrated