> Martial arts are good exercise. Just always stretch before you do kicks though, otherwise you’re gonna regret it.
Thats a good point. I'm looking at MMA school right now. I'm actually twig. Endomorph/hardgainer problems. But I want to train and protect myself somehow.
Their site mentions its 249/month and apart from the classes I'll also have access to their "fitness and conditioning floor stocked with weights, cardio equipment, showers and a sauna."
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Tbh I think in an actual fight strength would matter, especially if you want to compete, but if you’re just starting out learning, I think how coordinated you are with your body would be more the barrier for how fast you learn vs how strong you are.
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Fair enough but I legit have no intention of competing at amatuer or professional.
The coordination with my body now that's something I can probably bring up to the instructor during the free trial since maybe they can measure using certain criteria they want to see in regards to that.
Well I can always just do the intro tutorial course and see how it goes.
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with the way everything's going down in the U.S. Honestly I'd say maybe learn some mma and get some firearms training. Would also help if I learn basic military tactics as well