Inertia discussion...
What is your goal? What do you strive for? If you were placed in a situation that wasn’t perfect, would you still attempt to improve? I was told the other day that a certain person was better off spending their time posting continually on the forum because there “wasn’t anything worth training on in their area.” I’m sorry, but that’s nothing but an excuse for laziness and inertia. If you locked me in a cell for a year I would come out improved physically and mentally. There is no excuse not to train. With nothing more than a floor you can jump, land, roll forwards and backwards, crawl on all fours, do pushups, situps, squats, one-legged squats, handstands, handstand pushups, one-handed balancing, breakfall techniques, lunges, broad jumps, stealth drills, stretch and sleep. Add a wall or one single obstacle and you have the makings of months of potential training. If you want something easy, this isn’t it. If you want to work your ass off continually for incremental improvements, you’ve come to the right place. The quest is never finished, and there is no time for excuses. Does this mean that you must physically train all the time or that there will never be a time where you can’t possibly make it out? No, but what it means is that you will spend more time creating ways around these possible obstructions than you will complaining about them to others over the internet. Discuss in comments.
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