I legitimately believe that if I ever trained fighting I would become extremely good at it

FatCatLoafing

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Thinking about it is hard to say otherwise, I have an OCD like obsession with doing things correctly. I have a strong desire to strategize and to find out the many ways I can accomplish my goals. I have a strong desire to develop systems to optimize my performance. I think about things in a meta sense. I like philosophy so I will be able to approach my training with a degree of mental acuity that most fighter can't. I am obsessed with understanding the nuances of everything that I study and I think about things in a goals, limits, conditions, probability sense so I will be able be a lot more incisive than my competitors and as a result be able to adapt to different fighters a lot better.

I am already quite explosive, I have a 28 inch vertical leap, bench press 225 for 3 reps, I barely workout, and I hit pretty damn hard as well. So they explosiveness/athleticism is there.
If I train in the gym and I trained MMA for a couple of years I would put fuckers on the canvas with consistency. I promise you this.

I don't want a trainer though, I feel like they would fuck up what I have in mind. I want to learn how to do a lot of it myself, especially striking.
 
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Ok then how about u do that and stop telling me
 
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Thinking about it is hard to say otherwise, I have an OCD like obsession with doing things correctly. I have a strong desire to strategize and to find out the many ways I can accomplish my goals. I have a strong desire to develop systems to optimize my performance. I think about things in a meta sense. I like philosophy so I will be able to approach my training with a degree of mental acuity that most fighter can't. I am obsessed with understanding the nuances of everything that I study and I think about things in a goals, limits, conditions, probability sense so I will be able be a lot more incisive than my competitors and as a result be able to adapt to different fighters a lot better.
 
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Thinking about it is hard to say otherwise, I have an OCD like obsession with doing things correctly. I have a strong desire to strategize and to find out the many ways I can accomplish my goals. I have a strong desire to develop systems to optimize my performance. I think about things in a meta sense. I like philosophy so I will be able to approach my training with a degree of mental acuity that most fighter can't. I am obsessed with understanding the nuances of everything that I study and I think about things in a goals, limits, conditions, probability sense so I will be able be a lot more incisive than my competitors and as a result be able to adapt to different fighters a lot better.

I am already quite explosive, I have a 28 inch vertical leap, bench press 225 for 3 reps, I barely workout, and I hit pretty damn hard as well. So they explosiveness/athleticism is there.
If I train in the gym and I trained MMA for a couple of years I would put fuckers on the canvas with consistency. I promise you this.

I don't want a trainer though, I feel like they would fuck up what I have in mind. I want to learn how to do a lot of it myself, especially striking.
so DO IT, what are you wasting time for, a guy in flyweight got the belt after only training 5'7 years, and he's pretty young too, named Joshua van :ogre::soy::feelsgood::feelsgood:
 
Thinking about it is hard to say otherwise, I have an OCD like obsession with doing things correctly. I have a strong desire to strategize and to find out the many ways I can accomplish my goals. I have a strong desire to develop systems to optimize my performance. I think about things in a meta sense. I like philosophy so I will be able to approach my training with a degree of mental acuity that most fighter can't. I am obsessed with understanding the nuances of everything that I study and I think about things in a goals, limits, conditions, probability sense so I will be able be a lot more incisive than my competitors and as a result be able to adapt to different fighters a lot better.
That sounds like something that I would say tbh.
 
this is how I feel after watching a singe UFC event
 

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